Former Scotland international Doddie Weir has died at the age of 52, six years after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease.
"It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our beloved husband and father, Doddie," read a statement from the family via the Scottish Rugby Union.
The former Scotland international was diagnosed with MND in December 2016 and went on to found research charity the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation (MNDF). His ...
The Prince and Princess of Wales have praised Doddie Weir as an “inspiration” as the rugby great died aged 52 after suffering motor neurone disease.
Fellow motor neurone disease sufferer and campaigner Rob Burrow paid tribute to an inspirational "warrior" Doddie Weir following his death at the age of 52.
The former Scotland international was diagnosed with MND in December 2016 and went on to found research charity the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation (MNDF). His ...
The Welsh Rugby Union has joined rugby fans from around the world in paying tribute to former Scotland and British & Irish Lion Doddie Weir, who has.
Rugby great Doddie Weir has died at age 52, according to a statement from the Weir family that was released through the Scottish Rugby Union.
Kevin Sinfield has written an emotional tribute to Doddie Weir after the former Scotland and British Lions Rugby Union player passed away on Saturday.
Scotland and British & Irish Lions legend Doddie Weir OBE died today (26 November); he was 52. The 61-cap internationalist passed away at his Borders home with ...
Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend has spoken of the “huge legacy” former team-mate Doddie Weir will have following his death.
The former Scottish rugby international has died after 52, six years after being diagnosed with the condition.
Scotland head coach and former teammate of Doddie Weir, Gregor Townsend: “The news of Doddie's passing is incredibly sad for his family and the whole of ...
Scotland and British and Irish Lions legend died over the weekend from motor neurone disease.
The former Scottish rugby international has died after 52, six years after being diagnosed with the condition.
Doddie, or George Wilson Weir OBE, to give him his Sunday name, died yesterday aged 52. He lived – and, boy, did he live – for longer than the average appalling ...
The lock was given an OBE in 2019 for services to rugby, to MND research and to the Borders community. He said: “Doddie, rest assured we will be there for your ...