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Tributes are flooding in for a Carlow man who tragically died following a motorcycle accident in Thailand.
According to RIP.ie, John Lennon from Graiguecullen in Carlow died on Monday March 20, 2023 and is sadly missed by his heartbroken parents Mary Rose and John, sister Avena and brother Paul, sister-in-law Jaime, nephews Paul Jnr, Sean and Tadgh, as well as aunts, uncles, colleagues, neighbours and many friends.
Dozens of people have left personal messages on the Condolences section of RIP.ie, with one mourner describing him as "such a gentleman" while another said "his kindness and humour imprinted on me and he will never be forgotten".
Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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