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Footage emerges of two thugs stealing a Candle Shrine from Holy Family Church, Drogheda, Co Louth.
The two vandals fleeced the shrine of its money then dumped it along with its candles.
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In 1968, Cynthia Lennon returned from a holiday to find her husband, John Lennon, with Yoko Ono at their home.
She was heartbroken, but instead of creating a scene, she simply asked if they would like to join her for dinner. It was the beginning of the end of her six-year marriage to John.
The divorce was painful, but Cynthia chose not to publicly destroy the man the world adored. She took care of their five-year-old son, Julian, and quietly rebuilt her life.
Then Paul McCartney did something Cynthia never forgot.
He drove to Kenwood to visit Cynthia and Julian, bringing a red rose and offering comfort. On the journey, he began writing a song for the little boy whose parents were separating.
It started as “Hey Jules.”
It became “Hey Jude.”
McCartney later confirmed that the song was written to comfort Julian during his parents’ divorce.
Cynthia went on to raise Julian, write about her life, and build a world of her own away from the Beatles' spotlight.
When John Lennon was murdered in 1980, she focused on helping Julian through the devastating loss.
Cynthia Lennon died in 2015, with Julian by her side.
Her story is not simply about being the woman John Lennon left behind.
It is about dignity.
She could have spent her life consumed by anger and revenge. Instead, she chose to raise her son, rebuild her life, and keep moving forward.
And somewhere along the way, her heartbreak became part of the inspiration for one of the most beloved songs in music history.
Sometimes the strongest revenge is not revenge at all.
It is healing, rebuilding, and living with your dignity intact 🙏♥️🎶
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🙏 Communities across Dundalk, Ardee, Collon, and Ballapousta are mourning the sudden passing of Very Rev. Fr. Mark O'Hagan. A deeply loved spiritual leader and devoted servant of the people. May he rest in peace.
A Donegal Gaeltacht school has become the first in Ireland to be named after St Carlo Acutis, the first millennial saint, who was also known as 'God's Influencer'
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It's gold for Mark English!
History for Ireland, history for Mark English as he comes out on top in the men’s 800m final at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham.
Premium section in Croke Park! This cost 17.20! This is absolutely shocking what is going on here @CrokePark I know we are a captive audience but still
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Mayo team climbs Croagh Patrick in thanksgiving after winning the All Ireland Football Champions for the first time in 75 years
Saint Patrick fasted atop the mountain for 40 days in 441 AD