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A community has been left "absolutely devastated" after a young Sligo GAA player and former Australian Rules player died suddenly in Dublin on Friday.

"Everybody is so shocked and saddened for the family and for the community. "The parish of Curry in Sligo, the parish that he played for, the community is absolutely devastated. "The community is devastated here," he said. National Hurling LeagueCork v Waterford recap: Score and Result as Waterford are crowned League Champions Cork 1-23 Waterford 4-20Tributes continue to pour in as former teammate posts viral clip of Red Óg Murphy striking an impossible scoreSligo GAAThe Sligo footballer's tragic passing has sent shock waves through the entire GAA communitySligo community 'devastated' as talented footballer Red Og Murphy dies suddenly aged 21SligoThe news of the 21-year-old's tragic death has sent shockwaves through the local communityKerry v Mayo: Date, time, TV channel and more for Division One FinalMayo GAAKerry and Mayo will meet in Croke Park for a mouth watering league final. This is a great community here, the family will be looked after." "The community is rallying around here big time.

TRIBUTES have been paid after the sudden death of Sligo football star Red Óg Murphy left the GAA world "absolutely devastated” today.

This is a great community here, the family will be looked after." "The community is devastated here," neighbour and Sligo county councillor Martin Connolly said of the news. "The community is rallying around here big time.

The Sligo GAA community has been plunged into mourning following the death of 21-year-old Curry footballer Red Óg Murphy.

"It will take time for all of us to come to terms with this loss. "While we knew Red Óg as a public figure through his great sporting ability, he was first and foremost a son and a brother. "The parish and community and the Murphy family - we are all one big family," he said.

SLIGO footballer Red Óg Murphy has been called 'one of the finest players' to come out of the area following his tragic death.Óg Murphy has died at.

I wish to extend my deepest sympathies to the family." RIP Red Óg." "Red Óg was probably one of the finest footballers that came out of the area.

The 21-year-old DCU student was a trainee primary school teacher and was one of the brightest football prospects in Ireland. Advertisement.

‘Red Óg was probably one of the finest footballers that came out of the area. He played for Curry GAA club. The 21-year-old DCU student was a trainee primary school teacher and was one of the brightest football prospects in Ireland.

The death was announced today of young Sligo footballer Red Óg Murphy, aged 21. Murphy was an immensely talented sportsman and one of the best young gaelic ...

Murphy was an immensely talented sportsman and one of the best young gaelic footballers in Ireland. He attended DCU and was selected on the 2022 Sigerson Cup team of the year as a midfielder. Condolences and thoughts to his family and friends, Curry, Sligo and DCU GAA. Rest in peace. Heartbreaking news on Red Òg. Anytime we Sligonians talk about future of Sligo GAA Red Òg is always mentioned.

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North Melbourne players and officials will wear black armbands in honour of Murphy in the match against the Brisbane Lions on Saturday night. “On behalf of everyone at the club, I would like to pass on my deepest sympathies to the Murphy family at this difficult time,” Amarfio said. Family and the authorities in Ireland are yet to confirm the cause of death.

Family and the authorities in Ireland are yet to confirm the cause of the 21yo's shock death. North Melbourne released a statement on Saturday saying the club ...

Upon his return to Ireland he starred for his local club Curry GAA and county Sligo. North Melbourne CEO Ben Amarfio said: "On behalf of everyone at the club, I would like to pass on my deepest sympathies to the Murphy family at this difficult time. Murphy was on the Roos' list in 2019 after he was taken as a Category B rookie from his home club in county Sligo.

Tributes have poured in for Sligo, DCU and Curry footballer Red Óg Murphy, who has tragically died at the age of 21.

To his family, loved ones, friends and teammates; our hearts are broken for you. To his family, loved ones, friends and teammates; our hearts are broken for you. “Our thoughts are with those closest to Red Og, his family and friends in his home in Ireland, and all those who played and worked alongside him and became friends with him during his time at North Melbourne.”

SLIGO FOOTBALLER AND former AFL player Red Óg Murphy has died aged 21. The Curry clubman was a student at DCU and a star player for club, college and county ...

To his family, loved ones, friends and teammates; our hearts are broken for you. To his family, loved ones, friends and teammates; our hearts are broken for you. “We remember Red Óg Murphy, a young man gone far too early.

Tributes have been paid to the talented Sligo GAA footballer and former Australian Rules player Red Óg Murphy who has died tragically in Dublin.

"The parish and community and the Murphy family — we are all one big family. "Red Óg was probably one of the finest footballers that came out of the area. I wish to extend my deepest sympathies to the family.

Player was studying to be a teacher in DCU, where he starred for university team.

You are all in our thoughts and prayers. In tribute, Enniscrone/Kilglass GAA club wrote on Twitter “Everyone in @enniskilgaa would like to offer our deepest sympathies to the family, friends of Red Og Murphy and all in @currygaaclub on this tragic day. In 2019, he returned to Sligo from a stint as a professional footballer in the AFL with North Melbourne, after less than 12 months of a two-year contract citing a lack of love for the game.