I donāt post here much. Some of the threads I never go near so I often donāt know whoās who and where in Ireland theyāre from. So a random ladās death on this forum at an early age shouldnāt matter so much to me.
But I happen to know a guy from Kilkerrin Clonberne in āreal lifeā who knew faldo or Frank and I obviously only put the pieces together yesterday.
Apparently, and I know itās been said here, he was one of lifeās really good guys. The whole community is shocked and upset at the news.
I wish his young family well and hope they can eventually find the strength to heal.
That is the first time Iāve ever seen anyone from TFK in the flesh. All a bit too much.
I seen a picture of @Flano once and Iām not the better of it since.The biggest shock I got was it was exactly as I imagined him to look in real life.
I looked in over a lads shoulder as he was posting to TFK on his phone once upon a time as figured out who he was.
Were you queuing for the Annual Ann Summers sale by any chance?
Is that the place that sells the sexy knickersses?
I believe itās the largest lingerie department in Ireland.
Without revealing the poster suffice to say he purchased an ethically sourced, zero waste collection ,biodegradable hemp thong ā¦
Aye. I needed something to tie up the exhaust in the white van.
A friend from home passed away today, she was only 42.
Weād drifted out of contact in recent years, a combination of life moving in different directions and distances. Iād heard she was sick around a year ago and sent a few msgs but hadnāt seen her since Dadās funeral three years ago. She was in good health and form at that stage.
Got the phone call out of the blue yesterday to hear she only had hours and that was followed by phone calls between the gang of us that spent our late teens and 20s in the local disco every Saturday night we were around home. Sheād even gone out with two of the lads for a while.
It shook the life out of me earlier and is probably the kick up the arse to make more of an effort to check in on people and meet up more frequently that was needed. Sheās left no kids behind her but her family are tight-knit and will be rocked by it all unsurprisingly.
Typically a group of us have said weāll get out for a catch up at Easter after chatting in shock today and yesterday. I wish weād have had the cop on to do it sooner.
Very sad news. Sorry for your loss.
Sorry to hear this
Tough time for you all. Condolences.
Life can be shite at times
Also very sorry to hear this. A truly horrible horrible disease.