‘We must reach out to women in danger’

A PRIEST urged a community yesterday to honour a murdered mother’s memory by reaching out to women in danger.

Thu, 19 Apr, 2007 - 01:00

Eoin English, Clonakilty

Fr Gerard Galvin made his comments from the altar as hundreds of mourners attended the funeral Mass in Clonakilty for Rose Patterson, aged 30, a mother-of-three who was found stabbed to death in a flat in Clonakilty last Thursday.

She had suffered multiple stab wounds.

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