Adventurer pays tribute to Irish man who lost his life on Everest

A renowned adventurer said the family of an Irish man who lost his life on the world’s highest mountain are never far from his thoughts as he marks the first anniversary of his death.
Adventurer pays tribute to Irish man who lost his life on Everest
Séamus ‘Shay’ Lawless (right) with Noel Hanna (middle)
Sat, 16 May, 2020 - 12:43
Sarah Slater

A renowned adventurer said the family of an Irish man who lost his life on the world’s highest mountain are never far from his thoughts as he marks the first anniversary of his death.

Séamus ‘Shay’ Lawless, 39 from Bray, Co Wicklow died just hours after summiting Mount Everest on May 16, last year.

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