He passed away early this morning.
A midlands club is mourning the loss of one of their young players.
20-year-old Tiernan Grennan, who was a dual player for Offaly-based club Clodiagh Gaels, passed away early this morning after a battle with an illness.
He was a member of the Junior C Football Championship-winning team in 2020, and played a 'pivotal' role at corner-back in the Junior A Hurling team that progressed to the semi-final last year.
The club posted a touching tribute to the young player on Facebook, and says you'd never see him 'without a smile or a grin on his face.'
It also says it's 'hard to comprehend the shadow' covering the parish at the moment.
The club is advising people all activity will now be ceased until further notice.
NASA Artemis II Mission Begins Journey Back To Earth
Westmeath Boy To Be Laid To Rest After Devastating Road Accident
Laois Man To Hold Charity Raffle And Open Day This Weekend
Westmeath Cycleway Bridge To Be Named After Late Mary O'Rourke
Former Oireachtas PAC Chair Urges Direct Answers From State Bodies
Westmeath Family Appear In Court Over Violent Row
Revenue Seize Contraband Worth Over €352K
Farmers Vow To Continue Fuel Protest
Three Midlands Garda Stations Left Without Dedicated Officers
Midlands Fire Stations To Benefit From Fire Services Capital Programme
Midlands Motorists Clocked Speeding Over Bank Holiday Weekend
Gardaí Seek Witnesses Following Westmeath Burglary
Teacher Pay, AI And Staffing Crisis To Dominate Union Conferences
Electric Picnic Organiser Sees UK Festival Cancelled After Kanye West Booking
Missing Offaly Man Found Safe And Well
Man Dies Following Midlands Crash
Storm Dave Leaves Hundreds Of Midlands Homes Without Power
Laois Dairy Farm Submits Planning Application To Retain Onside Accommodation
Westmeath’s Musical Link To Sinead O’Connor Highlighted By Wax Museum Update
Moneygall To Feature On New US Presidents Trail Celebrating Irish Roots