Please try again later.Please enter your email address and we will send you an email with a reset password code.If you want to be a Photo Volunteer you must enter a ZIP Code or select your location on the mapPlease check your email and click on the link to activate your account.Becoming a Find a Grave member is fast, easy and FREE. Along the way, he has also shared the court with many bigwigs such as Rod Laver, Martina Navratilova, John McEnroe and Bjorn Borg.It comes as no surprise that Sport was in his DNA. McNAMEE, Paul (Celbridge, Co. Kildare) August 11th 2020 (peacefully) in the loving care of the staff at Tearmann Mhuire (St. Raphael’s), Celbridge. No harm, no fowl. Even today, McNamee finds it hard to describe the euphoria of that moment, and the crowd of 14,000 were right there behind his every hit. Paul’s Requiem Mass can be viewed by following the link below on Friday (August 14th) at 10.00am.Those who would have liked to attend the funeral, but due to current restrictions cannot, can leave your personal messages for the family below “Condolences” or on Family flowers only please.

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Paul McNamee (born 12 November 1954) is an Australian retired tennis player and prominent sports administrator.

Enter the address of the initial point of the route in the format of "building, street, townland, town, Gradam Communications Limited trading as RIP.ie, Registered in Ireland: 410080, Registered address: Court Road, Deerpark, Dundalk, Co. Louth It took him four years to complete.And if thats not an impressive sporting resume, Macca’s also appears in a Diet Coke advertisement. His last night in Barcelona was torture. Never miss a …

He told me that he wasn’t married and we put two and two together. I thought it a tad rude that he ignored me. He played the US Open first, beating Guillermo Vilas in five sets before bowing out to America’s Tim Wilkinson.Then a week in Barcelona to train prior to heading to Malmo.Then it struck. He had never experienced a pain like it. Donations, if desired, to For those who wish to pay their respect, Paul’s funeral cortège will leave St. Patrick’s Park on Friday morning at 9.40am en route to St. Patrick’s Church, Celbridge. The obituary was featured in Legacy on May 25, 2008.

He often ponders over where his career may have gone, had he have won that match.McNamee: ”In sport, the knocks are as important as the wins, possibly more so, in formulating who you are.

He ended up with a 12 centimetre scar, but he got his kidney function back which was a huge relief. Later he thought, he shouldn’t have been focusing on something material that could have easily been replaced, but you know how it is with boys and their toys.In 1996, Monash University presented McNamee with a Distinguished Alumni Award.McNamee has also penned his own book entitled “Game Changer”. He told Fraser to leave him out of the Davis Cup equation, 1987 would be his last year on tour.Unusual for a player of his generation, McNamee preferred to play on a clay surface.McNamee is also the only player to have changed from a one-handed to a two-handed backhand midcareer.McNamee came closest to reaching a major final at the 1982 Australian Open when a let cord went against him at match point in a semi-final. He asked the medics if he could manage the pain and continue playing. 1 doubles players I did see both Paul and Molly thankfully, but sadly their was a fatality that night.Working as a veterinary nurse at the Sth Yarra veterinary clinic, one day a very small woman came rushing into the clinic with her dog that had been hit. Hugh Paul McNamee April 05, 1914 - December 14, 2006 Santa Rosa, California Passed away on December 14, 2006 at his home in Santa Rosa at the age of 92.