Catherine Fegan

2 weeks ago | independent.ie | Catherine Fegan

‘My blood boils that the inquest into the deaths of my children is being delayed’ – Andrew McGinley on frustrating five-year waitAn inquest into the deaths of Conor, Darragh and Carla McGinley will take place in the coming monthsARCHIVE: 'I don't want anyone else to go through what I did' – Andrew McGinley The inquests into the deaths of three children killed by their mother will finally take place more than five years after they were found dead.

2 weeks ago | independent.ie | Catherine Fegan

Two witnesses said they saw missing Mike Gaine drive into mart at noon, but gardaí find nothing from CCTVSearch continues for Kerry farmer whose disappearance remains a mystery'Things like this don’t happen around here. It’s completely out of character for Mike to just disappear'- Friends of Mike Gaine baffled by his disappearanceMichael Gaine was standing in McCarthy’s shop in Kenmare, Co Kerry, drinking tea and enjoying his morning dose of farming banter.

3 weeks ago | independent.ie | Catherine Fegan

Mike Gaine search: Gardaí seize items found in cave on missing Kerry farmer’s landEmotional scenes as cattle belonging to 56-year-old are sold at auction Emotional scenes as cattle belonging to missing farmer Mike Gaine were sold at auctionGardaí searching for missing farmer Michael Gaine have seized a number of items from a cave on land belonging to the 56-year-old.

3 weeks ago | independent.ie | Catherine Fegan

Emotional plea for help to ‘bring Mike home to his family’ as missing Kerry farmer’s cattle sold at auctionThe sale of eight cows at Kenmare Co-Op Mart this afternoon was described as “a difficult and upsetting moment” by a source close to the familyMichael (Mike) Gaine who is missing from Kenmare. There were emotional scenes at Kenmare Mart today as cattle belonging to missing farmer Mike Gaine were sold at auction.

3 weeks ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Catherine Fegan

Tara Doyle recounts the story of her shock cancer diagnosis, gruelling treatment and her determination to put motherhood firstSitting up in a hospital bed after a seven-hour operation on her brain, Tara Doyle reached for her phone. She had already used it to take a picture of herself, carefully surveying her reflection and mentally noting every mark and bruise. Two black eyes, eyelids barely able to open. Face, swollen and bloated. Twenty-five staples dotted over the right side of her skull.