Bridget Moran (née Doherty) passed away on Wednesday, May 20, bringing deep sadness to the Oulart and Enniscorthy communities. Originally from Glenmore, Kilkenny, she built a life in The Ballagh, Enniscorthy, marked by joy, care, and involvement in sport. She was a much-respected nurse and a dedicated community member. Oulart the Ballagh Camogie Club credited her with decades of service, including first aid on sidelines, committee work, children’s officer duties, fundraising, and constant support. The Oulart Women’s Society described her as a pivotal member who helped many people and always greeted others with a smile. Tributes also emphasized her role as a “second mammy” to players and her pride in her family.
"“Our club is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of our dear friend Bridget Moran. Bridget has been a stalwart volunteer in our club for decades. First aid on sidelines, committee member, children's officer, fundraiser, supporter - you name it, Bridget was there,” they wrote."
"“She loved camogie and she loved Oulart The Ballagh. She looked after our senior girls for years and was a second mammy to them all. She had a kind word and a smile for everyone aand was a friend to all. A one in a million lady! Forever in our hearts Bridget and forever on our sidelines. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.”"
"“It is with a heavy heart that we share the sad news of the passing of one of our members, Bridget Moran. A genuine lady who always had a smile for everyone. Bridget helped so many people in so many ways, from every walk of life. Her pride was her family and her girls, now reunited with her husband Aidan. Condolences to her daughters, Aisling and Emma and their families,” they said."
"“My sincere sympathy to you both on the loss of your mam who was also a "
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