Mount Sion GAA Club Notes
Paddy “Moremiles” Murphy
Few people were better known throughout Waterford than Paddy ‘Moremiles’ Murphy who passed away last week. A man of many parts Paddy was well known as a Fianna Fail activist for most of his life and as a popular rep for Moremiles Tyres on Mayors Walk, hence the second part of his title which he fairly gloried in. A great character was Paddy and we in Mount Sion will remember him as such but much more as a staunch clubman and supporter of many years standing. Paddy was an ever present in Mount Sion serving on the club executive committee for over twenty years and also in the position of club registrar. Paddy seldom missed a Mount Sion match or even a training session and was always great company in the club centre after games. He would defend Mount Sion to the last in any company and for many years organised the club mass for deceased members. He also retained a great affinity with the school, the Christian Brothers and the Edmond Rice Centre Paddy was a great Gaeilgoir, a fluent Irish speaker and a lover of all things Irish. He served as Oifigeach Gaeilge on the Waterford County Board for a three year term. The club members were proud to provide a guard of honour in the company of his colleagues in Fianna Fail at his removal to St. Pauls Church on Tuesday last and his burial in Ballygunner, Paddy’s family would like to thank all the club members who took part in the guard of honour with a special mention to club secretary Owen Sauvage who did all the organising, Paddy’s months mind mass takes place in St Pauls on April 11th at 6pm and all are welcome to attend.
Michael Dowling
Sargent Cup Final 2014
Lismore 4-17