Two sides to a story

YOUR front page headline “Daughter was laughing and joking as Evelyn was buried” was a disgrace (Irish Examiner, January 13). It aped the sensationalism of the tabloid press, against an individual who was given no voice that day.

There is always more to such events than is immediately known. Also, things said in the heat of the moment are not well judged, but this is no excuse to exploit their circumstances. You should report the other side of the story.

Bart Twomey