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My thoughts are with his family
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You can tell Morgan had the strongest love possible close to him and ripples of love that spread out far and wide all around him. RIP MorganYou must log in or register to see images
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My thoughts are with his family
RIP
been following Morgan's brave fight. Just so sad. Rest in Peace Morgan
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RIP Morgan . You were obviously loved and loved back in return. Fly high little Swan. XxYou must log in or register to see images
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My thoughts are with his family
RIP
Former Scotland scrum-half Greig Oliver has died, aged 58, following a paragliding accident in South Africa.
Oliver, from Hawick, was capped three times by his country from 1987 to 1991.
He went on to become an elite performance officer at Munster and was assistant coach with Ireland under-20s.
"On behalf of the Irish rugby community, I would like to extend my sincere condolences to the Oliver family at this extremely sad time," said IRFU chief executive Kevin Potts.
"Greig was a hugely popular member of staff and played a key role in the development of many young players during his time at Munster Rugby.
"Today's news is an unspeakable tragedy and our thoughts are with Greig's wife Fiona, children Jack and Ciara, and his many friends, family and colleagues. May he rest in peace."
RIP
Oliver, from Hawick, was capped three times by his country from 1987 to 1991.
He went on to become an elite performance officer at Munster and was assistant coach with Ireland under-20s.
"On behalf of the Irish rugby community, I would like to extend my sincere condolences to the Oliver family at this extremely sad time," said IRFU chief executive Kevin Potts.
"Greig was a hugely popular member of staff and played a key role in the development of many young players during his time at Munster Rugby.
"Today's news is an unspeakable tragedy and our thoughts are with Greig's wife Fiona, children Jack and Ciara, and his many friends, family and colleagues. May he rest in peace."
RIP
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RIP Nick. Far too young to pass
Ah remember those days with him, Benny and Tucker. Sad news. RIP George
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Legend
Dear Time, please stop stealing my youth, my time is slowly running out and as you steal my youth my old age gets ever so nearer as does my time here !!!!