Tributes pour in for the late Bill O'Herilhy
It comes as a book of condolences opened in City Hall.
Tributes have been pouring in at City Hall where the book of condolences has been opened for legendary Cork broadcaster Bill O'Herlihy.
The Deputy Lord Mayor Cllr Ken O’Flynn officially opened the book this morning in the atrium of the Civic Offices and it will stay open for the next week.
The 76-year-old died unexpectedly in his Dublin home early on Monday night just days after recording what is likely one of his last interviews ever on the Neil Prendeville Show.
These listeners who were signing the book of condolences in City Hall this morning had this to say about the Glasheen man.
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