Who's celebrity death effected you the most? t?

Degsy wrote: »

It wasnt an accident,the man was showboating in front of his co-workers..Grimey got what he deserved IMO.

Ah now that's a totally uncalled for comment,Grimey had a very hard life and his only vice was meeting prostitutes,can you imagine finishing a 12hr shift then going home to your apartment and its below a bowling alley and on top of another bowling alley.

I think he should be recognised for all the work he done throughout his life,see its people like you who coast through life and expect everything to be done for them.You sir are what's wrong with Ireland.

Very nice house BTW.

I don't think I've ever really been actually very upset by the death of a celebrity, but I've been shocked. I was shocked by Heath Ledger's death, and I felt a bit sad for his family, particularly his child. I was also a little shocked by Michael Jackson's death.

I might be sad when Christopher Hitchens dies, which will probably be sooner rather than later.

Payne Stewart, american golfer well known for wearing colourful clothing attire, killed in a plane crash in 1999 just months after winning the US Open again at age 42. Left behind a wife and 2 kids.

Also on the sporting field the deaths of Marc Vivien Foe and Cormac MacAnallen shocked me deeply.

Dermot Morgan, I couldnt believe that Fr.Ted was dead

And even though I didnt listen to his music when he died in 1995, but I find it terribly sad that Rory Gallagher isnt still with us playin' the blues

Bruce Lee. Funny thing was, I grew up as a kid watching him, and when I was 8 or 9 my dad decided to tell me that he was dead (Bruce was gone 9 years before I was even born!). I actually felt like I lost a friend. It was for me, my first bereavement