‘There was a fierce decency to Wayne’

RAY O’DONOGHUE was in his bedroom on the morning of January 16 when his eldest son Wayne walked in. He was crying and he told his father he loved him.

‘There was a fierce decency to Wayne’
Thu, 15 Dec, 2005 - 00:00
Claire O'Sullivan

“I love you. I’m sorry. It was an accident.”

The words must be seared into Ray O’Donoghue’s mind.

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CourtsCrimePlace: East Cork Golf ClubPlace: MidletonPlace: east CorkPerson: Wayne’ RAY O’DONOGHUEPerson: WaynePerson: Ray O’DonoghuePerson: Therese O’DonoghuePerson: RobertPerson: MarkPerson: O’DonoghuePerson: Rebecca DennehyPerson: MajellaPerson: GardaíPerson: Brian GouldingPerson: Martin DorneyPerson: RayPerson: Robert HolohanPerson: TimmyPerson: NickyPerson: ThérèseOrganisation: courthouseOrganisation: McDonaldOrganisation: MidletonOrganisation: CBS primary school
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