It’s a small world after all

Published 6:19 pm Friday, June 3, 2022

By Special to The Advocate-Messenger

Among 85 Centre players in Ireland to play The Limerick Vikings were (shown here, l-r): Donovan Wallace (Dickson, TN), Duerell Bard (Lexington, TN), Carter Chandler (Germantown, TN), Greer Stone (Nicholasville, KY), Tyler Vaughn (Jefferson, GA) and Tripp Branch (Princeton, KY). This is the third trip Coach Andy Frye’s Centre football squad has made to Ireland, having previously played The Dublin Rebels (2014) and The Belfast Trojans (2017). photo submitted

Former Boyle County Judge-Executive Tony Wilder (center) never expected to run in to a group of Centre College football players when he toured The Pearse Lyons Distillery in Dublin, Ireland last week.

Wilder, who was enjoying a British Isles cruise with his wife Sandy, was a long-time friend of the late Dr. Lyons. Lyons, the founder of Nicholasville-based Alltech, and his wife Deidre completed a stunningly beautiful renovation of St. James Church in 2017, believed to be the only church in the world  to house a distillery.

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