Tributes have been paid to a young GAA player in Co Tyrone who died suddenly.
Conor McCaughey played for Trillick St Macartans.
In a post on social media, Trillick St Macartans paid tribute to the player who helped the club secure the Tráth na gCeist Scór na nÓg county title.
"Our club is devastated following the sudden passing of one of our players, Conor McCaughey. Our most sincere and heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with Conor’s family Dermot, Bernie, Michael, Caitríona, Diarmaid, Seán and Eoghan, his wider family and his wide circle of friends.
"Conor has played for our club from a young age and has been involved in a number of recent underage championship and league successes. Last year Conor played a number of games on our reserve team. Conor also played a pivotal role in winning the Tráth na gCeist Scór na nÓg county title alongside his brother Eoghan."
The club said that all club activities would be canceled until further notice.
"As a club we will try our very best to support the McCaughey family and Conor’s friends at this heartbreaking time.As a club we will try our very best to support the McCaughey family and Conor’s friends at this heartbreaking time."
Requiem Mass will take place in St Macartan’s Church in Trillick at 11am on Friday.
Mr McCaughey's death notice said: "Deeply regretted and sadly missed by his loving parents, brothers, sister, entire family circle and friends. Our Lady pray for him."
Fintona Pearses GAAsaid: "All at Fintona extend our deepest condolences to the McCaughey family circle and to the @TrillickGAC community following the unbelievable sad loss of Conor RIP. Just last weekend we received your hospitality. Little did we all know what the future held. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam."