O’Hara goes back to US

Screen legend Maureen O’Hara has left Ireland for the US after months of acrimony and allegation over the control of her affairs.

O’Hara goes back to US
Mon, 17 Sep, 2012 - 01:00
Conor Ryan, Investigative Correspondent

A High Court date has yet to be set for a hearing to decide who should have power of attorney over the ageing icon’s decisions.

The 92-year-old actress had made Glengarriff her retirement home and it was thought she was too frail to fly.

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