The death has taken place of the former Limerick dual star Danny Fitzgerald.
The Claughaun clubman played inter-county hurling and football from the mid 1980s into the 1990s and won two NHL medals in 1984 and 1985.
The former 1991 All-Star football nominee also represented his province in both football and hurling winning a Railway Cup in the latter in 1984 and he also claimed county honours with his club in both codes in the 1980s.
The GAA President said Christy Cooney said: 'We extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to the extended Fitzgerald family at this difficult time.
'Danny made a big contribution to Limerick GAA and the Association as a whole through his inter-county involvement not just in one code, but in both.
Our thoughts and best wishes are with those who were closest to him and I hope they recall some of the happy memories he provided wearing the green of Limerick but also while in the colours of his home club Claughaun.”
