THE death has occurred of former Cork and Clonakilty GAA footballer Padraigh Griffin.A Clonakilty native and son to his late parents, Pat and Patricia, ...
Fiercely passionate about a wide range of subjects, Clonakilty GAA and the promotion of his hometown club was the topic Griffin always defended to the hilt. With a mischievous smile that could light up any room, Padraigh Griffin had a 24-carat-gold heart best exemplified by a huge network of close friends, work colleagues and those inside and outside the GAA who always enjoyed his company. In a flash, the ball was in the back of the net and Clonakilty were heading to a county final.
TRIBUTES are being paid to Cork GAA star Padraigh Griffin after he passed away over the weekend.Clonakilty GAA confirmed the news of his death on soci.
"May they all rest in peace together. and Ballincollig Community School) beloved husband of Debbie (RDJ), devoted father to Jack and Alex, now reunited with his late parents Pat and Patricia and dear friend Brian Scannell. "To Debbie, Jack and Alex, we extend our sincere sympathies.
"He was probably the best player to have worn the Green and Red in recent times, contributed so much to the Club during his entire playing career and truly ...
"I know his loss to his teammates and friends in Clon and around the county will be immense and heartbreaking. Ger McCarthy continued: "To Debbie, Jack and Alex, we extend our sincere sympathies. [Clonakilty](https://www.corkbeo.ie/all-about/clonakilty-1) GAA and the the club have paid their respects to the "great club hero."
Clonakilty GAA Club, with whom Padraigh won a Cork Senior Football Championship in 1996, confirmed the news -- calling him probably the best player to wear the ...
The club announced that they will be holding a guard of honour for Padraigh following his death, adding 'A Guard of Honour will be arranged and those participating are asked to wear club colours. 'Padraig was a class act in every way,' one person wrote. 'To Debbie, Jack and Alex, we extend our sincere sympathies.