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Sadly gone but certainly not forgotten - the late Danny Deady
A CHARITY calf sale in memory of the late Danny Deady, of Bruree, will take place in Kilmallock Mart on Monday, April 6.
All proceeds will be shared equally between the Mid Western Cancer Foundation and Milford Care Centre in Limerick.
If anyone is interested in donating a calf, or would like more information about the charity calf sale, please contact Kilmallock Mart on 063 98050.
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The popular auctioneer presided over GVM rings in Abbeyfeale, Dromcolloger, Kilmallock and Rathkeale for the best part of half-a-century.
Mr Deady passed away in April, 2025. His loss was keenly felt by his bereft family, the farming community, GAA, golfing and badminton circles, and in his home and nearby parishes.
As well as raising money for the two very good causes, the calf sale will be an opportunity to remember Mr Deady, share stories and honour his memory.
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