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| Emer Enright RIP |
On
behalf of all in our club we would like to extend our deepest sympathies to the
Enright family on the passing of their beloved Emer. A deep sense of sadness
has come over the club since news of Emer's passing emerged yesterday as she
had been attending club games up to very recently, as despite her illness she
insisted on supporting her club teams in this year's county finals.
Like
all in her family, Emer was greatly involved in our club, but it was in her
role of providing first aid to many of our teams that Emer was best known to
most. Despite running a very successful business for many years, Emer rarely
missed a game, giving so unselfishly of her time, often attending two matches
on the same day. Emer would be the first to arrive at training sessions or
matches in order to ensure that the players were in the best physical condition
possible. It wasn't just in this way that Emer contributed, as her positive and
caring personality always shone through in the dressing room, something which
had a hugely positive effect on all of our teams. Nothing was ever too much
trouble for Emer, and she was always willing to help with providing recovery
sessions for our teams as well as her first aid duties.
Coming
from a family so steeped in our club, it was not surprising that Emer gave so
much of herself to the club and her late father Dom would certainly be a proud
man seeing the commitment that Emer gave to our club. Whilst we will all miss
Emer's huge contribution to our club, it is her infectious positive and caring
personality that we will all miss most, and while she may be gone from us know
all who encountered Emer will certainly never forget her.
Our
thoughts and prayers are with all of the Enright family at this time, but
especially her mother Margaret, sisters Onra, Niamh, Ciara, Deirdre and Gráinne
and her brothers Tomás, Donncha and Cormac. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam dílis.
