CORK CITY IS mourning the loss of Noelle Feeney, who passed away in hospital this morning.
An avid supporter of the Leesiders, she played an integral part within the club for 30 years in a variety of roles, which included director and chairperson of the supporters club.
She is remembered fondly for her passion for football and generosity through work with a number of charity organisations.
Noelle pictured in 1998. Keith Heneghan / INPHO
Keith Heneghan / INPHO / INPHO
Cork City have released a statement to pay tribute to Noelle.
“It is with a heavy heart that we write this piece on the death of Noelle Feeney. She was a vital cog in the Cork City wheel, performing every possible task for the club she loved.
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“It’s hard to quantify the amount of work she did, without her the club would have been lost. She worked tirelessly for not just Cork City FC but for the Friends of Marymount and other charities.
So many have memories of calling to her house on Pearse Road for match tickets or any form of Cork City merchandise. She always had time for everyone and regaled us all with football stories around the vast amount of memorabilia that adorned her house.
“In recent years she remained a FORAS member and club owner and will now be made an honorary trust member where she will remain a club owner forever.
“We would like to pass on our condolences to her son John and all her family and friends. Her work and commitment will never be forgotten by the club she did so much for.
“Rest in Peace.”
And here are some more kind words from those who knew her:
Cobh Ramblers
Cobh Ramblers FC would like to express our condolences to the family of Noelle Feeney following her recent passing. May she rest in peace
'A special lady' - Tributes paid after passing of Cork City club legend Noelle Feeney
CORK CITY IS mourning the loss of Noelle Feeney, who passed away in hospital this morning.
An avid supporter of the Leesiders, she played an integral part within the club for 30 years in a variety of roles, which included director and chairperson of the supporters club.
She is remembered fondly for her passion for football and generosity through work with a number of charity organisations.
Cork City have released a statement to pay tribute to Noelle.
“It is with a heavy heart that we write this piece on the death of Noelle Feeney. She was a vital cog in the Cork City wheel, performing every possible task for the club she loved.
“It’s hard to quantify the amount of work she did, without her the club would have been lost. She worked tirelessly for not just Cork City FC but for the Friends of Marymount and other charities.
“In recent years she remained a FORAS member and club owner and will now be made an honorary trust member where she will remain a club owner forever.
“We would like to pass on our condolences to her son John and all her family and friends. Her work and commitment will never be forgotten by the club she did so much for.
“Rest in Peace.”
And here are some more kind words from those who knew her:
Cobh Ramblers
John O’Sullivan
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Niamh O’Mahony
Tony O’Donoghue
Neale Fenn
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Donnchadh O Laoghaire
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