Ian Duthie

I first met Ian in the mid eighties through Jimmy Byrden & Phillip Phibbs. We had many a pint together en-route to soccer and rugby internationals and up in the Goat watching Ireland in Euro 88. We kept contact throughout the years through a common interest in the Irish teams, Chelsea FC, Rock n Roll et al.

I would like to thank him and Arthur very much for the warm welcome they gave me on my visits to their home in Shanganagh.

I will miss this man dearly.

So sorry Arthur to hear of Ian's passing. Cheers to a great guy that carried his cross with dignity & wit, goodbye Ian

My deepest sympathy to you Arthur on the passing of your lovely son Ian. What a character! Ian had a brilliant sense of humour and a warm heart. He will not be forgotten. Rest in Peace Ian.

So sorry to hear of your loss Arthur. My big memory of him was when he was in Philip's bedroom organizing the placement of the walkie talkies they both had on the ceiling!! I have no idea what this was about, but I gather Ian was the technology expert always!! What a character he was! May he RIP.

Very sorry to hear of Ian's passing. I have very fond memories of Ian from school. RIP Ian

I knew Ian in School (newpark) He was always so positive and although i did not get to know him as well as others i was impressed with how positive he was. I know he touched a lot of people and he will be sorely missed. please accept my condolences and my Sister Rebecca who was also in Newpark asked me to pass on her condolences as well. May Ian Rest In Peace. He wont be forgotten

I was so sad to hear the news of Ian's passing. I remember playing snooker after school with him and his over arm style was so unique. He will be missed.

Niall

An inspirational person, remarkable and unique. The best friend any person could of wished to have. Many happy memories which will never leave me. So proud and glad I had you and your family in my life. Cheerio my friend. I love you dearly and will miss our chats.

Ian was the most remarkable person I got to call a true friend from our days in Sunday school in cork in early 70 s to now RIP old pal you were a true gent it was a pleasure .To Arthur I have no words but i know he made you very proud.

I'm really going to miss him, we spoke occasionally but I didn't get to see him too often. Sharp wit and soft heart. He knew so much about us all. Mr Duthie, your Ian was loved by many, I was one.
Julie

My deepest sympathy Arthur. It was a privilage to have known Ian..
Fiona

Sincere condolences Arthur. I will definately miss my chats with Ian he was a great guy full of humour I really enjoyed the banter with him over the years.Thinking of you at this sad time. X