This article is one of a series about people who have died with coronavirus in Ireland and among the diaspora. He very much appreciated family and his Quaker roots and ethics,” says his wife and soulmate, Jeni. One of the things Nigel didn’t talk about much was his donation of a kidney, in 2011, to his father, Alan, who survives him. After leaving school he moved to study accounting in Dublin, which is where he met Jeni, through mutual friends. “People always said ‘Jeni and Nigel’, but he was always the better part of the team.

Source: The Irish Times February 09, 2021 13:00 UTC