The Dublin Camogie Board wishes to extend its deepest sympathy to the family and friends of the late Andy Kettle, Chair of the Dublin GAA Board. Andy was a great supporter of the entire GAA family and his loss will be deeply felt.
Andy who was also the Dublin representative on GAA Central Council presided over a particularly successful period for Dublin GAA, was re-elected to his position on Monday, but died the following evening after an illness.
The GAA President Liam Ó Néill said: “The sad passing of Andy has shocked us all. He was an extremely popular figure within the wider GAA family but of course was particularly active with his native Dublin.
“His warm, friendly, inclusive demeanor struck a chord with people and drew people easily to his company.
“His infectious enthusiasm could be seen on match days at Croke Park but of course much of his sterling work was overseen away from the glare down through the various other ranks of Gaelic games in the capital city.
“His presence and contribution at national level as a member of our Management Committee and a Central Council delegate will also be sorely missed and I extend the heartfelt condolences of the entire GAA community to his family, his wide circle of friends and his club, Fingal Ravens, at this difficult time.”
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