In Memorium

Kellynack Mac Cuile Annual Irish Champion 2004

(Devlin)

31/10/2000 - 02/02/2008

Our wonderful, gentle, beautiful boy died on Saturday February 2, 2008. He had a large tumour which was inoperable and the decision was taken to euthanase him to spare him any suffering.

Devlin was a stunning show-dog who had a very successful career, both in the UK and in Ireland where he was the top winning ISCWT in 2004. The highlight of his career was winning BOB at the St Patrick's Day show in Dublin in 2004 under a Russian judge who spoke no English! The entry for ISCWT's at the show was the largest there had been for a while and since. See Show News He was retired from the showring when he was just 2 points from his Irish championship for personal reasons but he remained stunning up until the day he died.

More important than his abilities as the ultimate showman was his wonderful sweet temperament and gentle nature. He made friends where ever he went and was always happy to oblige people with a cuddle.

Devlin lived for the last 2 years of his life with our friend Kath who adored Devlin and was adored in return by him.

Both Kath and I have lost our "heart dog" and his going has left a huge hole in our hearts which it will be very difficult to fill.

Rest in Peace Angel, we will always love you.

Kellynack Diamond Whizz-Kid

(Caspar)

27/11/2002 - 24/01/2008

Caspar was the constant companion of our friend Paul and he was lucky enough to have a wonderful life living in the Pyranees with Paul and his mother, Lottie (Wentloog Fionnuala Fancy O'Kellynack).

Caspar was an inveterate scavenger when out on walks and sadly he ingested a toxic substance which led to him having to be euthanased to prevent him feeling any more pain.

Paul and Lottie are devastated to lose their friend and constant companion, but whilst he lived, Caspar experienced the most wonderful life both in Guernsey to begin with and then later in the Pyranees amongst the mountains and forests of that beautiful region. Caspar was a gentle dog who liked nothing better than to be around Paul and have a cuddle. He and Paul, together latterly with Lottie, made a wonderful family who did everything together.

God Bless Caspar, we all miss you