Conor Conelly died suddenly while jogging near his home in Ballycumber.
Tributes are being payed to a former inter county footballer who passed away while jogging near his home in Offaly.
44 year old Conor Connelly won a Connacht Championship for Roscommon in 2001 and guided Ballycumber to a Senior B Championship final after transferring to the club.
Due to the current government restrictions, his funeral will be immediate family only.
Chairman of Ballycumber GAA Club Vinny Minnock says he will be remembered fondly for many reasons:
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