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So long, and farewell, Ian!
Cashel Rugby Club has wished the very best of luck to Ian O'Dwyer as he "begins his new 9am-5pm job".
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After 24 years behind the bar in Feehan's in the popular tourist town of Cashel, Ian - a son of Paschal and Patricia O'Dwyer - has "become part of the fabric of the place".
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And now as he moves on to new beginnings, Cashel Rugby Club has said: "We wish him the very best."
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