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Updated: 22 Dec 2020, 12:43
THE sister-in-law of an innocent man shot dead in Ireland’s deadliest feud has revealed how his partner was just “millimetres” from death.
Heartbroken Jean O’Connor told how a bullet narrowly missed Noel Kirwan’s partner Bernadette after a gunman fired eight shots as the pair sat in the victim’s Ford Mondeo outside their home in Clondalkin, west Dublin, on December 22, 2016.
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Jean O Connor told how a bullet narrowly missed Noel’s partner BernadetteCredit: Crispin Rodwell - The Sun Dublin
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A bullet narrowly missed Noel Kirwan’s partner Bernadette after a gunman fired eight shots outside their home in Clondalkin, west DublinCredit: Garrett White - The Sun Dublin
Two local-area authors, Tom Harpole and Jean OâConnor, announced the release of new books.
âRegarding Willingness â Chronicles of a Fraught Lifeâ by Avon resident Tom Harpole is in its second printing, published by Riverfeet Press of Livingston, with Daniel Rice (editor) and Loren Harr (forward).
According to amazon.com the book is a collection of 16 of his most popular stories. Tom “Harp” Harpole was a horse logger working from remote mountain camps and living in wall tents until an accident suggested a change of lifestyle. He took to his other avocation – writing, and studied abroad in Ireland. He began publishing stories in periodicals such as Smithsonian Air & Space, Sports Illustrated, Krokodil magazine, Montana Quarterly, Whitefish Review, and more.