Kerry GAA is in mourning following the untimely death of Killarney Legion player Derek Twomey.
Tributes have been pouring in after Derek's death on Wednesday, aged 31.
In a statement, Killarney Legion said they were "shocked and saddened" at the sad news after Derek passed away after taking ill at work.
The statement added: "Derek and his family have been involved with the Legion for many years and are hugely respected within the club.
"An accomplished and determined footballer, Derek was a regular and influential player at all grades and a very valued member of the senior panel.
"A fantastic footballer and character, his presence around the club will be missed beyond words."
Kerry GAA posted on Facebook: "We are very saddened to hear this dreadful news.
"Our deepest sympathies to Derek’s family and club-mates at Killarney Legion GAA Club.
"May Derek Rest in Peace."
A number of other clubs paid their respects following Derek's death.
Listry GAA tweeted: "Deepest condolences to The Twomey family and Killarney Legion GAA Club on the untimely death of Derek RIP."
Firies added: "Our condolences to the Twomey family and to all @LegionGAA on the sudden passing of Derek Twomey RIP."
Dr Crokes said: "Sincere sympathy to Twomey family and Legion Gaa on the sudden passing of Derek. RIP."
Spa GAA commented: "Our condolences to the Twomey family and to all at Killarney Legion GAA on the sudden passing of Derek Twomey RIP."
