Honeymoon murder ‘an evil act’, hear thousands of mourners

THE murder of honeymooner Michaela Harte was an “evil act”, mourners at her funeral were told.

Honeymoon murder ‘an evil act’, hear thousands of mourners
Tue, 18 Jan, 2011 - 00:00
Michael McHugh

Her heartbroken father, gaelic football manager Mickey Harte, and her husband John carried her coffin as the crowd walked in silence to the church where she was married last month.

She was buried in her wedding dress.

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