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BOOK OF CONDOLENCES – PAUL “BUZZER” HUGHES

It is with great sadness that we learned of the death of our former player and
club member Paul Hughes on Tuesday 24th April 2012.



Paul, known as ‘Buzzer’ to his friends, played for Eglish for many years from
underage through to Senior level and also represented Tyrone at Minor and Under
21 level.  Paul had a lot of success as a player and won Minor Championship
medals in 1986 and 1987.  Paul was the captain of that successful 1986 Minor
side.  At senior level Paul won an Intermediate Championship medal in 1997.

Success also followed Paul at county level with Tyrone as he collected an Ulster
Championship winners medal in 1990 and they progressed to an All Ireland
final, eventually losing out to Kerry.

Once his playing days had finished Paul went into management and had overseen
successful stints at both Killeshil and Scotstown, and was due to take charge at
Galbally for the current 2012 season until his recent illness.
All at St. Patrick’s Eglish G.A.C. and Camogie Clubs extend their deepest
sympathy to the Hughes family (Eglish and Galbally) at this difficult time. 
Paul was a very popular character among all his friends and will be sadly missed
by all within our club.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.

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2 RESPONSES TO “BOOK OF CONDOLENCES – PAUL “BUZZER” HUGHES”

 1. Kieran Dynes from Clonmore says:
    
    
    it’s with great sadness I ( like everyone else) have to write this message
    Paul was a great friend to me although we had drifted apart in recent years
    We both attended St pats Dungannon at remained friends since then. Paul
    travelled
    With me quite allot to the USA while I was competing in Motoracing
    And he actually got me to the USA for the very first time to play for St
    Brendans in chicago the day I left was the 12th of July 1993 and it was Paul
    Who took me to the airport and a few days later he joined me in the windy
    city there are lots of stories I could tell, we had great criac in the
    states
    Over the years. I informed a friend of mine( Paul knew also) in Tennessee
    this week
    of Paul’s passing and his words were “Paul was a real comedian” and he was I
    think we all can agree on that. When I was told he was not well I went to
    see him in the Royal even though he was visibly weak and very tired he
    greeted me with ” young Dynes it’s great to see you” I spent an hour with
    him catching up on old times and of course a few laughs unfortunately that’s
    the last time I talked to him as he was then moved to London a few days
    later, I thought he was going to make it but unfortunately it was not meant
    to be. To Noleen, Sean, Matthew and Amy, his mother and Ambrose
    And the kelly family We offer of sincere condolences it’s not right for this
    to happen,
    God bless and watch over you all..
    
    Kieran, Dymphna, Sara, Matthew and Kiera
    
    April 28th, 2012 at 4:46 pm
    
 2. jerome mc allister from dunloyco.antrim says:
    
    
    moved to dublin in 2000 and was lookin for work and fell in with a few
    tyrone lads and they put me in touch with buzzer.gave me a start doing a bit
    of plumbing in his conservatory business. hit it off with him straight away,
    was just a legend of a man + was always full of craic + banter! moved to
    austrailia in 2003 and lost all touch with him, wish i had’nt coz u couldnt
    have asked for a nicer man has a mate! heaven gac will have a new football
    manager on board! RIP BUZZER
    
    April 29th, 2012 at 7:18 pm
    


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