Sadness

It is with great sadness that I tell you of the death today of Stuart (Stuarty) Langridge.

Stuarty was the Secretary of Carrick Beach and Rockers SAC since it's formation and will be missed by all.

May he rest in peace

A visit to the north wont be the same without stuart knocking around. He was a character. RIP Stuart.

really sad news paul, may he rest in peace.

Sad news indeed Paul. I had many a good night with Stuart. May he rest in peace.
Tim.

[beachcaster]

he will be sadly missed by all who knew him.our thoughts go to his family and friends.rip stuarty mate.

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Gutted !
R I P Mate

Condolences to his family.

R.I.P Stuart


JP

RIP Stuart

Galway Bay SAC

Condolences to his family and friends. A top fella and will be missed by all who knew him

RIP
Stuarty

The big man did a hell of alot for the club and its members with organising club outting's, fund raising and gatherin prize's for open's the club ran. I have fished with the man for 10 years and i personally think you'll never meet a another person like him. From all the cbarsac rest in peace big man rest in peace

Sorry to hear about Stuart may he rest in peace.
from all in Tramore / Waterford Sac

Thanks for that , will pass your condolences on

I fished beside him only last week in the Jimmy Smith on Benone and he was real proud in telling me his girlfriend had just caught a 51cm mullet and how jammy she was and he'll naver hear the the end of it. A great loss to his family and his friends RIP.

Indeed, Stuarty will be sorely missed, he was a good friend of mine, having known him since my days as a junior.
He worked tirelessly for CBARSAC over the years , always producing a cracking prize table eat their open and was always behindfudraising inititives.
Many a time I had problems getting bait for a competition or an outing, and even if he had to go out in darkness or freezing, miserable conditions, Stuarty pulled me out of a hole, normally with more bait than i even required!
During his time as Ulster Youth officer I helped him out where i could and know inside out his drive for the sport and determination to bring juniors on, driving them from one end of the country to the other, running fundraising events to cover their costs, you name it, he tried it!
Well known by all who would have competed against him, whether it be club, open , interprovincials, master anglers, he loved the sport, continuing to fish on even through his illness.
Last time i seen Stuarty, we were socialising 2 saturday nights ago, just after the Jimmy Smith prizegiving, he was on top form with a smile on his face, having fun after a days fishing, proud as punch for someone else catching fish as Paul has already said. Thats the way I'll remember Stuarty.
Rest In Peace mate.

Just heard the sad news....also as an ex-cbrsac member, Stuarty was a good friend and a good guy who was willing to help and pass on his knowledge, i personally had the pleasure of this as he helped me from a beginner through to ulster youth teams.
He will be sadly missed....

Deepest condolences to family and friends.
Rest in peace.

Indeed it is a big loss to fishing and i will miss you big Stuarty.

I was fishing with him back in 1996 when i was only 15. In my first year he help me win the Maurice Dalton Trophy (Irish Open Champion) and lots of other Trophys. I lived couple doors up from him when i was a kid and had lots of fun trips with him.

TBH i dont know what to say about him. He was like a dad to me when i was a kid and help me stay out of touble and took me to places were i had lots of fun.

I just like to say thanks to the big man for everything he did for me.

I will never forget you m8 and cant stop

Condolences to his family and friends.
Rest in peace m8

also an ex cbarsac member, cant get my head round this sad news, stuarty was one in a million a very special guy loved by many and gona be missed by many, deepest condolences to the family. rest in peace from julie & john scott.

Only got the chance to fish with Stuart a couple of times, but he certainly made an impact!
Will be missed on the Ulster Sea Angling Scene.
Thinking of his family and friends.

Condolences to his family

Details of Stuart's funeral will be in the Belfast Telegraph on Thursday night.

The funeral is on Friday.

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