Tributes have been paid across Waterford GAA since the sad news emerged of the passing of young camogie player Jean O'Loughlin.
Waterford Camogie posted a tribute to her while expressing condolences to her family, friends and clubmates at St Anne’s Camogie and Football Clubs.
It read: "Waterford Camogie are deeply saddened on hearing of the untimely passing of Jean O’Loughlin.
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"We extend our deepest sympathy to Jean’s parents, Pauline & Paul, her brother Ben, her extended family & all her clubmates at St Anne’s Camogie and Football Clubs.
"Rest in peace Jean."
Waterford LGFA also tweeted: "As a mark of respect for the late Jean O'Loughlin of @StAnnesCamogLgf a minute's silence will be observed at the Senior Final today.
"Our condolences to Jean's family, friends, & clubmates. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam."
Upon hearing of her tragic death, GAA folk up and down the country expressed similar sentiments of support.
Monaghan GAA Supporters tweeted: "Condolences to her family, friends and teammates at this difficult time."
While one person wrote: "Rest in Peace young lady. Condolences to family and friends."
And another person added: "R.I.P. Jean, deepest condolences to Jean’s family, relatives and friends."
Another Déise club in Fenor also commented: "RIP Jean. Sincere condolences to all her family, friends, and clubmates."
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