Pressure on Micheál Martin as three of Fianna Fáil’s youngest TDs issue warning shot
Losing a loved one is a challenge all of us must face, but the grief is surely exponentially increased if that loved one dies alone on a street or in a laneway.
The Irish tradition of community support when someone dies is rightly celebrated and justly famous.
From ancient rites such as keening to the customs of waking the dead, and seeing a funeral as a celebration of the deceased’s life, the Irish attitude to death is often seen as a true expression of sympathy rather than cursory consolation.
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