Bernard Boothman, a former player for St. Columba’s Hurling and Crumlin GAA clubs, as well as Dublin’s Senior Hurling team, has passed away. Crumlin GAA expressed their sadness and offered condolences.
Crumlin GAA was saddened to hear the death of Bernard Boothman. Bernard was an extremely proud past player of both St. Columba’s Hurling and Crumlin GAA clubs as well as lining out for Dublin as a Senior Hurler.
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— Crumlin GAA (@CrumlinGAA) October 5, 2023
Crumlin GAA was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Bernard Boothman, a beloved member of the community and a proud past player of both St. Columba’s Hurling and Crumlin GAA clubs. Bernard also represented Dublin as a Senior Hurler, leaving an indelible mark on the sport he loved.
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Born and raised in Crumlin, Bernard’s passion for hurling was evident from a young age. He joined St. Columba’s Hurling club as a teenager and quickly established himself as a talented player with immense dedication and skill. His commitment to the sport led him to also don the jersey of Crumlin GAA, where he continued to excel on the field, earning the respect and admiration of his teammates and opponents alike.
Bernard’s talent and hard work did not go unnoticed, and he was eventually selected to represent Dublin as a Senior Hurler. His time with the county team was marked by numerous outstanding performances, showcasing his exceptional abilities and contributing to Dublin’s success on the hurling stage.
Beyond his accomplishments on the field, Bernard was known for his warm personality and unwavering commitment to his community. He was a beloved figure within Crumlin GAA, always willing to lend a hand and offer guidance to younger players. His impact on and off the field will be deeply missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
At this time, the cause of Bernard’s untimely passing remains unknown. The news of his death has left the community in shock and mourning, as they remember him as a dedicated athlete and a true gentleman. Crumlin GAA and the entire hurling community extend their heartfelt condolences to Bernard’s family and friends during this difficult time.
As the community comes together to grieve the loss of a remarkable individual, memories of Bernard’s sportsmanship, talent, and kindness will undoubtedly live on. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dilís – may his loyal soul rest in peace..
Crumlin GAA was saddened to hear the death of Bernard Boothman. Bernard was an extremely proud past player of both St. Columba’s Hurling and Crumlin GAA clubs as well as lining out for Dublin as a Senior Hurler.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam dilís.https://t.co/LTI7IXyYTV pic.twitter.com/MwjYBbbl6K
— Crumlin GAA (@CrumlinGAA) October 5, 2023
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