Michéal Fitzsimons took the plunge from farming to being an undertaker two years ago.
It's never too late to change careers, that's the message from a Laois man who became an undertaker at 55.
Michéal Fitzsimons took the plunge two years ago after his local undertaker retired in Durrow.
He'd been a dairy and beef farmer on the family farm up to that point, and now covers funerals across the county.
Mr Fitzsimons says he was nervous at first but gained more experience:
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