Leonard Enright remembered: ‘He was a walking, talking example of humility’

Usually it isn’t too difficult to find the exact location of a GAA funeral. That assumption was affirmed firmly yesterday in a Limerick village.

Leonard Enright remembered: ‘He was a walking, talking example of humility’
Tue, 06 Nov, 2018 - 10:39

By Michael Moynihan

Usually it isn’t too difficult to find the exact location of a GAA funeral. That assumption was affirmed firmly yesterday in a Limerick village.

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