Martin (Murt) THOMAS

Remembering the good times, stories and joy you brought to everyone from my late brother in school, friends in college, and the Dublin clubbers to whom you brought an alternative unique sense of fun. May your family take comfort from the many days and nights you made us all the better for having met you.

It's been some time since I was in Dublin and also when I last saw Martin, but my memories of ten years there are dominated by Martin: from DJing for him and with him, with usually raucous times in the DJ box; bobbing in to see him and Jimmy on South William St. to learn the latest gossip and take in what natty threads he would be wearing; and, best of all, sharing a pint snd savage conversation in his company. An endearing, always individual lynchpin of mine and many others' lives. My thoughts are with Venetia, his immediate and extended family and everyone who ever had the pleasure of knowing him.

Thinking of all your family and friends , Martin shared a house with us in sandymount in the 90s , chef , dj, strictly handbag and strictly fish come to mind , full of life , and enthusiasm , will be missed xox

Thanks for all the great nights Martin. You changed this city. Much love to Venetia and the boys.

Saluting a funny and irreverent man, who lived life to the full. Martin, you were a very special adornment to Dublin's music and entertainment scene. Thanks for it all.

Sending love and hope to Venetia and the boys.

Dear Venetia,
These feeble words cannot express the sadness I feel for you and your three sons. Please accept my condolences and hope that in time, your loss will be leavened with gratitude for the years shared together. Wild may his spirit live on in your hearts.
Love, Gareth

RIP man, + thanks. Dublin is a little less colourful.