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The late George Ralph // Picture: Niall Fennessy
Well known Kilkenny business person, George Ralph has passed away.
Mr Ralph traded in D&R Antiques on Rose Inn Street in the city for a number of years, with many of his former customers, neighbours and members of the business community paying tribute following news of his passing.
"Sincere sympathy to the Ralph family of the sudden passing of George. He was a lovely neighbour and a true gentleman . He will be sadly missed in Rose Inn Street. May he rest in peace," one mourner wrote.
Another added: "Sincere condolences to George’s family & friends. George was a lovely gentleman. May George Rest in Peace."
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS: Funeral Service on Wednesday at 2pm in the Methodist Church, Cloughjordan, County Tipperary with burial afterwards in Modreeny Cemetery.
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