Today being weather-marvellous, I went for an afternoon stroll at Lough Gur (SE County Limerick, Ireland). Having left my vehicle at the car park, I sauntered along the lakefront road (lake to my left), and then I veered left over a stone wall on to much more difficult walking terrain. I followed the perimeter of the lake (still on my left) at the base of Knockfennel - what a marvellous vista! Read article on Lough Gur. While the lakefront was busy with many people out and about, some with dogs in tow, I had the Knockfennel walk to myself - splendid isolation - as I admired and enjoyed the magnificent scenery, in one with nature. On my return journey along the shoreline, I encountered a go
Sadly, Tim Casey, the well-known and liked Grange/Holycross (Co Limerick) farmer, passed away unexpectedly at his home on Monday, 14 May 2018. May Tim Rest In Peace. On behalf of the administrators of this website, I extend sincere sympathy and condolences to Tim's wife, Mary, to his children, Daniel, Katie and Annie, to his siblings Tom and Patricia (Dunlop), to other relatives and to his circle of friends. I knew Tim since our days at Grange National School from the mid 1950s to the early 1960s. Tim was a quiet and private man, dedicated to his family and running his farm. Tim facilitated many of us over the years, as did his father, Paddy, before him, in gaining access to the shores of Lo
