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Tipperary GAA County Chairperson Jimmy Minogue paid heartfelt tributes at last week's county board meeting to several prominent figures in the Tipperary GAA community who passed away recently.
Among those remembered was Nuala Nealon, who was widely known for her work with the Munster Council. Minogue described her as "a friend to everyone" and highlighted the contribution of her father Donie, a former Munster Council Secretary.
Minogue also honored the late Alan Faulkner of Carrick Davins, who served as club chairperson for 10 years, and former Tipperary goalkeeper Peter O'Sullivan of Cashel King Cormacs.
Further tributes were extended to Richie Ryan of Boherlahan, father of former Tipperary minor goalkeeper Philip Ryan, and Liam Enright of Cahir.
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