It was with great sadness that we recently received the news of the passing of John McGrath late of Orr Street, Kilmallock. John passed away on the 20th February 2020 after a short illness. John hailed from Orr Street, Kilmallock and spent most of his working life in London. John McGrath may have left Kilmallock […]
Author: Tommy Mulcahy
Mike Flaherty R.I.P.
We in Kilmallock GAA Club were deeply saddened when the news came through on Thursday 23rd January last that Mike Flaherty had passed away. Mike was dearly loved by everyone that knew him. He was a great character and well known all over the county. Mike Flaherty was a great hurler – anyone that ever […]
Oliver Cussen R.I.P.
It was with sadness, this week, that we heard of the passing of Oliver Cussen – one of our former comrades on the hurling field. Oliver was the youngest of the Cussen family from Ballygubba, Kilmallock. Oliver’s mother died while he was still a baby and he went to live with relatives in Mitchelstown. He […]
T.J. Hanley R.I.P.
The sad news came today of the passing of T.J. Hanley one of the club’s outstanding hurlers. T.J. Hanley represented the club in the 1950s, 60s and 70s and his teak tough performances were the foundation for many a great victory for Kilmallock. In 1960, still only 19, he lined out at midfield for Kilmallock […]
Joe McGrath R.I.P.
When the news of the death of Joe McGrath, Ballingaddy, Kilmallock broke on Wednesday last we in the GAA family were deeply saddened and shocked. Joe McGrath was a lifetime supporter of Kilmallock GAA club and always had the club’s best interest at heart. A gifted pen man Joe served for many years as PRO […]
