TRIBUTES HAVE BEEN paid following the death of former League of Ireland goalkeeper Freddy Hall who has passed away at the age of 37.
Hall made over 40 appearances for Limerick between 2015 and 2018, helping his club to win the First Division title in 2016. He also featured for Northampton Town, Chester, Oxford City and Telford United during his career.
“It was with great sadness that we learned this morning of the untimely death of Freddy Hall who served the club with distinction during his time here,” reads a statement on the Limerick FC Twitter page.
“The club extends its sincere condolences to Freddy’s family at his tragic passing.”
It was with great sadness that we learned this morning of the untimely death of Freddy Hall who served the club with distinction during his time here.
— Limerick FC (@LimerickFCie) April 26, 2022
The club extends its sincere condolences to Freddy's family at his tragic passing. pic.twitter.com/Kms871Sc3m
Hall was born in Bermuda and was capped at senior international level for his country.
On behalf of the #LOI community, we express our sympathies with the family & friends of Freddy Hall following his passing
— SSE Airtricity League (@SSEAirtricityLg) April 26, 2022
A poplar figure during his time with Limerick, he will be fondly remembered
Rest in Peace 🙏 pic.twitter.com/SpFJEv5JMv
