‘Revolutionary’ legacy of Irish writer Edna O’Brien remembered at funeral mass

Edna O’Brien in front of a portrait of herself (Noel Mullen/PA)
Edna O’Brien in front of a portrait of herself (Noel Mullen/PA)

Irish writer Edna O’Brien’s “revolutionary intervention in Irish fiction” has been remembered during her funeral mass, which was attended by Ireland’s President Michael D Higgins.

Family and friends of the late novelist gave readings and paid tribute during the service at St Joseph’s Church in her native Tuamgraney, Co Clare on Saturday.

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