Robinstown

Thousands packed into and around the Church of the Assumption in close-knit Robinstown, Co Meath, to bid a final farewell to Lorna Carty. She was the third Irish victim to be laid to rest. Mourners were led by her husband, dairy farmer Declan, her son ...

... joined hundreds of family, friends, neighbours and colleagues who were among the overflow crowd that crammed into the church and grounds of the Church of the Assumption in Robinstown, Co Meath to mourn the tragic loss of the much-loved local nurse.

The coffin of mother-of-two Lorna Carty, a victim of the Tunisia terror attack is carried in a hearse, escorted by players from Meath GAA and Dunderry GAA, from the Church of the Assumption Robinstown, Co Meath. Niall Carson/PA Wire. Players from Meath ...

Around 2,000 mourners gathered at the Church of the Assumption, Robinstown, Co Meath, with Mass-goers overflowing into the church car park and village green. Lorna, who was in her 50s, was one off three Irish people killed by Rezgui in the tourist ...

Members of the Meath Senior football team, Dunderry GAA intermediate team and the Dunderry camogie teams formed a guard of honour as Mrs Carty's remains arrived at the Church of the Assumption in Robinstown from her home at nearby Retaine.

Thousands packed into and around the Church of the Assumption in close-knit Robinstown, Co Meath, to bid a final farewell to Lorna Carty. She was the third Irish victim to be laid to rest. Mourners were led by her husband Declan, a dairy farmer, her ...