RIP
| Author | Date | Message |
|---|---|---|
| Ger Power | Jul 7 2025, 7:44pm | Sadly Paddy Lord has passed away. Paddy was a very enthusiastic hill runner for a number of years. May he rest in peace. Cremation in Mount Jerome crematorium, Harolds Cross Wednesday at 13.34. |
| Cormac O'Ceallaigh | Jul 8 2025, 6:05pm | That's sad news Paddy was one of the first people I met when I did my first imra race many years ago.He was an absolute gentleman always smiling,he was so kind and hospitable in supporting the Connaught championships over the years .Ar deis de go raibh an anam. |
| Cormac O'Ceallaigh | Jul 8 2025, 6:07pm | That's sad news Paddy was one of the first people I met when I did my first imra race many years ago.He was an absolute gentleman always smiling,he was so kind and hospitable in supporting the Connaught championships over the years and committed sponsor when we used to have the old hard copy calendar! Ar deis de go raibh an anam. |
| Caitlin Bent | Jul 8 2025, 7:07pm | Paddy was one of the coolest people in the Mountain Running scene. He inevitably arrive at a race with seconds to spare, but would breeze up the hill, having a chat with all he encountered. He was charming and very inclusive, and I'm sure he will be missed by his lovely wife Judy who accompanied him to his races over the years. I first encountered Paddy on the Glensoulan circuit way back. He had arrived late and caught up with me, and, as the route was unmarked, Paddy accompanied me around the course, and was great company. So sad to loose him. |
| Paul Nolan | Jul 12 2025, 8:40pm | Paddy Lord (Lord Navan in jest) was a wonderful human being who packed several lifetimes worth of adventure into his time on this earth. His hospitality, warmth and genuine interest in those around him marked him out as a good soul. So sad to hear of his passing. |
