| Rusty | August 7th 2007
03:09:39 AM |
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| Where are you from? | Balloch | | Please enter your comments? | RIP Jimmy Kelly.
I played with Jimmy at St Pats Dumbarton. He was a good man.
I later worked with Jimmy at The Mungo Foundation where his integrity will be sadly missed. |
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| Enda Maloney | August 6th 2007
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| What is the title of your website: | Jimmy Kelly | | Where are you from? | Offaly | | Please enter your comments? | I would just like to join the tributes to Jimmy. I played for 5 years with the Connolly's and Scotland and always found Jimmy to be nothing only a gentleman. He had tremendous vision for the GAA and I always admired him for this. His loss to the game in Scotland will be immense but hopefully his legacy will not be lost on those who remain. |
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| Seany | August 6th 2007
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| Please enter your comments? | Directions to the chapel have been posted on the club info page of the website for everyone who is going to the funeral on Wednesday. |
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| Joanne Doherty | August 6th 2007
03:49:34 AM |
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| Please enter your comments? | Jimmy Kelly,
I was greatly saddened to hear of the sudden death of Jimmy Kelly. I wish to express my condolences to his family and friends. He was a tremendous ambassador for the GAA and will be a great loss to both the Gaels and wider GAA community. May he rest in peace. |
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| Caitriona | August 5th 2007
09:58:33 AM |
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| Please enter your comments? | I was saddened to hear of the passing away of Jimmy Kelly. I wish to pass on my deepest sympathy and condolences to Jimmy's family and friends. It was a pleasure knowing him when I played for the Gaels. He was a true gentleman and lover of the game. He will be a massive loss to both the Gaels and GAA in Scotland. Many he rest in peace. |
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Dear Sir,
Firstly I would like to thank you for the guard of honour at my Uncle Jimmy's funeral and the massive support to my Auntie Angela and the rest of our family at this very difficult time.
The tribute page on the Gaels website shows him as a man who loved playing the sport, supporting it and his enthusiasm to develop the sport in Scotland.
Whilst my Uncle Jimmy is born and bred in Clydebank, his family roots are from Ireland. His father and family were from Glenarm, Co. Antrim.
Kind Regards
Colette Kelly