Michael (Mick) JAMES

Mick made me feel at home at the basketball club even though I was joining as an outsider. He was a good player and a good guy. Condolences.

I have known Mick for the past six years supplying golf prizes for the yearly golf outings he organised for Irish Life and The IAPF. I just heard today of his passing and have to say I am totally shocked. We only ever met about once or twice a year though he was the nicest person to deal with. I was sick myself three years ago and he was so good to me. I will miss him.
My deepest condolences to his family and friends.

Sincerest condolences on Mick's death. I worked with him many years ago and remember him for his great kindness and sense of fun. May he rest in peace.

My condolences to the family and close friends of Mick. I had the pleasure of being in his company a few times over the last year and he really was a very nice man. He will be a huge loss to the golf world.

May he rest in peace

Gerry

We are so shocked and saddened to hear of Mick's sudden death. He was such a great man, loving husband, wonderful father, basketball fanatic, friend and mentor. Our hearts and thoughts are with you all today. He was a giant of a man both in stature and in his selfless dedication to basketball. Mick's spirit will live on forever. It was just too soon...Mick will be sadly missed.

Marguerite, Daniel, Conor & Stephen. I was so shocked to hear the news. Mick was such a good guy. He was an inspiration to me and many many others and an even better boss! I'm so glad that we never lost touch and I will sorely miss him. My deepest sympathies to you all at this time. May the angels shine upon you with love, light and blessings for the future. Fiona....

So very sorry to hear about the passing of your great husband and Dad. He always had time for everyone and was a friend to all he met.

We as a family are blessed to have known Mick and have great memories of time spent in his company. We will keep you in our prayers at this difficult time. May Mick rest in peace.

Dear Margurite, Conor, Daniel and Stephen

It's difficult to find words to say how sad we feel for you all. Mick was one in a million and we are so fortunate to have known him. You will all stay in our thoughts and prayers.

Dear Marguerite, Conor, Daniel & Stephen. We are all so sorry and shocked here in Perth, Australia about our Uncle Mick. Mick the 'Messer' as the lads called him. Very appropriate for him, but I think he enjoyed it! Our thoughts and love are with you all. Just sorry that we can't be with you, but only so glad that we got to see him in July. Such great memories we will always have of Mick.

Love to you all and you will be our thoughts over this very difficult time. Love Clare, David, Michael & Mark XXXX

Marguerite, Conor, Daniel & Stephen

We were shocked and saddened to hear the news. Mick was an inspiration and driving force behind Templeogue BC and was a great help to me. He will be sorely missed.

Marguerite, Conor, Daniel and Stephen, my sincerest condolences.

We have all lost a heart and a sole that was always so honest and pure. Mick was the best example of what we all should be.

My life will always be the better for having known the James Family. You are all brilliant people and I just feel your pain. I hope that you can find peace.

Guys, Mick was a brilliant man and he lives on in you.

Sincerest condolences to Marguerite. Conor, Daniel and Stephen. Mick made me most welcome when I joined Templeogue BC and I enjoyed playing and coaching with and against him in latter years. I never knew him to be in bad form - the world will be a worse place without him.

Our deepest sympathy is sent to the family and relatives. Conor and James who we got to know through basketball, keep your dad's spirit going as you play. May you all be blessed with the strength to pull through this sad time. Caroline, Dave and Keith Anderson

Our thoughts and prayers are with you Marguerite, your lovely sons and family at this time. May Mick rest in peace.

I was very sad to hear about the sudden and untimely passing of Mick. My thoughts are with you and your family at this very difficult time.

Marguerite, Conor, Daniel & Stephen
I was so sorry to hear the dreadful news on Frid. Mick was the inspiration behind Templeogue B.C. and was always there to listen, give advice & support. Quite frankly the club will never be the same without him.
Conor, Daniel, Stephen he was so proud of you all and never forget that you did him proud.

My sincere condolences to Marguerite and the boys. Not only was Mick a well respected player, coach and mentor but also a friend. He will be missed by many.