Go han-mhaith.
Yesterday, the great Jonah Lomu was remembered in a memorial service in Eden Park in Auckland, nearly two weeks after his untimely death at the age of 40.
Many of his former team-mates
performed an emotional haka in his honour, while his friend and former team-mate Eric Rush
delivered a warm and funny eulogy full of lovely stories about a rugby great.
Such was Lomu’s impact on rugby and sport that tributes flowed from all over the world following his death and in Ireland, Mr. O'Sullivan's 5th & 6th class in Kilberry National School in Athy in Kildare decided to perform their own haka in his honour.
https://youtu.be/aWqG4hq2Xiw
Titled ‘An Haca Gaelach ar son Jonah Lomu’, it’s not quite as scary as a squad of massive All-Blacks performing throat-slitting gestures, but there’s plenty of enthusiasm and effort gone into what is a lovely tribute to an All-Blacks legend.
Well played to Mr. O’Sullivan and to all involved.
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