So very sorry to find out you’re gone buddy, you had such a positive impact on my life and career that I can’t really put it into words. We had such fun working together and getting the beers in, I thought I’d see you again my friend but not in this life. To Tim’s family I send my deepest sympathies. He may be gone but we will never forget him. What a lovely guy.

So very sad to hear of your passing mate. We had some great times at Bay Hippisley's Studio and other times too. You were a big man and the world is poorer without you. RIP my friend.

Thinking of all who were close to Tim over the last month. I thought I would share some funny stories Tim brought into my life. I got my first driving lesson from Tim at the ripe young age of about 11 😂 With Caoimhe who was about 10. We went camping for a weekend in Clare. It was a weekend I will always remember as we had so much fun. After trying to teach us how to drive (Good Luck) we then headed to another campsite near Fanore Beach, at the campsite the spot we picked to set up tent was on the tallest dune and as we didn’t want to carry the tent equipment up Tim decided to give us a giggle and try a crazy adventure (in hindsight now it was just to give us two girls a laugh) of driving up the dune in the car (a small blue car), needless to say as it was a sandy steep dune, Tim was not successful and after many tries we called it a day and got up by foot and set up camp … within an hour the owner of the campsite came up and gave out to Tim for ‘causing havoc’! It was a great memory. Other memories of Tim include what a great uncle he was to me and when ever he was taking Caoimhe and I out it was always fun. From camping, to ice skating, walks around Dun Laoghaire pier and fun at home. Tim always provided a smile. Sending love to all x Saoirse