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Catherine Nevin has Died

Kermit.de.frog

RIP

https://www.rte.ie/news/2018/0220/942127-catherine-nevin-death/

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Dev84

Atoms for Peace wrote: »

The dochas centre is comparatively cushy.

Yeh with linda and charlotte to do your hair also. Very cushy indeed.

Dev84

Cushie Butterfield wrote: »

Seemingly she got out & about on many occasions apart from hospital visits. She did some courses off-site as well as studying in Maynooth.

Go way. I dont believe ye.

Hitman3000

Dev84 wrote:

Yeh with linda and charlotte to do your hair also. Very cushy indeed.

Linda is out since January. Do keep up.

Dev84

Hitman3000 wrote: »

Linda is out since January. Do keep up.

Ok sorry.....dont lose the head

Hitman3000

Dev84 wrote:

Ok sorry.....dont lose the head

Just posting a fact, btw Nevin was on a course in Maynooth.

Dev84

Hitman3000 wrote: »

Just posting a fact, btw Nevin was on a course in Maynooth.

Yeh sorry. Losing the head comment was a reference to linda.

Thats mad. In jail and on a course in maynooth. Only in ireland eh.

_Dara_

spurious wrote: »

Yes and I'm fairly sure what they said was true but legally is that all you need, a few people to say you asked them to do it? Was there any comeback for them? Would they not also be guilty of conspiracy to murder, even if they didn't actually carry it out?

Well, the guys who testified turned her down as far as I know so I suppose that's where it began and where it ended for them. They wouldn't necessarily be following her actions after that. I don't know if they ever knew who pulled the trigger, I don't know enough about the case.

markc1184

Spoke to her a few times in St. Luke's Beaumont when my mother was having treatment, she was always friendly and chatty in the waiting area. I knew she was a prisoner of some sorts because of the prison guard but only found out a few weeks later who she was when I seen a photo of her at the door of St. Luke's in the Sunday World.

Hitman3000

Dev84 wrote:

Thats mad. In jail and on a course in maynooth. Only in ireland eh.

Not really it's quite common to allow prisoners coming near the end of their sentence to get out to do courses or for a few hours especially if they were seen as well behaved. Even that vile piece of scum Myra Hindley enjoyed day trips away from prison.

Kristopherus

Dev84 wrote: »

Yeh sorry. Losing the head comment was a reference to linda.

Thats mad. In jail and on a course in maynooth. Only in ireland eh.

She was on temporary release for that afaik.

_Dara_

Cushie Butterfield wrote: »

I now wonder if her brain tumor had been dormant for a number of years, but I suppose that’s a conspiracy theory.

Unlikely, it's twenty years ago.

Dev84

markc1184 wrote: »

Spoke to her a few times in St. Luke's Beaumont when my mother was having treatment, she was always friendly and chatty in the waiting area. I knew she was a prisoner of some sorts because of the prison guard but only found out a few weeks later who she was when I seen a photo of her at the door of St. Luke's in the Sunday World.

Probably wanted your money and mickey. Maybe not in that order.

splinter65

Hitman3000 wrote: »

Linda is out since January. Do keep up.

I wonder how D Wing are doing without her, I heard she was an absolute rock ..

Hitman3000

splinter65 wrote:

I heard she was an absolute rock ..

I see what you did there, did you read it in the..paper

_Dara_

Hey, Hitman3000, was it you? Did YOU pull the trigger? :P

Dev84

splinter65 wrote: »

I wonder how D Wing are doing without her, I heard she was an absolute rock ..

I dont get it.

splinter65

Hitman3000 wrote: »

I see what you did there, did you read it in the..paper

I accidentally tore the page with my............
Scissors
Now.

Hitman3000

_Dara_ wrote:

Hey, Hitman3000, was it you? Did YOU pull the trigger?

Nope, I'm too expensive.

Gael23

No family visited her deathbed according to media reports. Hopefully her funeral will be a similar affair, into a furnace and off with her.

splinter65

Gael23 wrote: »

No family visited her deathbed according to media reports. Hopefully her funeral will be a similar affair, into a furnace and off with her.

I would imagine no family attended at her own request. Her relatives didn’t murder anyone and don’t deserve to be plastered all over the red tops front pages for the titillation of the masses.

Are Am Eye

Hitman3000 wrote: »

Nope, I'm too expensive.

She might have paid you in kind?

demanufactured

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

RIP

https://www.rte.ie/news/2018/0220/942127-catherine-nevin-death/

Was she one of the Mullingar Nayeavins?
Big Joe and his Bais will be at the funeral

Dev84

splinter65 wrote: »

I would imagine no family attended at her own request. Her relatives didn’t murder anyone and don’t deserve to be plastered all over the red tops front pages for the titillation of the masses.

Yeh because the black widow cared about others.

Hitman3000

Are Am Eye wrote:

She might have paid you in kind?

That's a mental image no one needs.

bob50

i am sorry to hear of her death RIP

I think people here are forgetting she was given a life sentence and she served 18 years in jail

Most people who get a "life sentence" for murder, the term is usually 7 years here in Ireland.

Dont forget she didnt kill him herself. and the person / s who did it were never brought to justice

bob50

splinter65 wrote: »

I would imagine no family attended at her own request. Her relatives didn’t murder anyone and don’t deserve to be plastered all over the red tops front pages for the titillation of the masses.

Dont belive everything you hear or read

the dark phantom

She paved the way for other female murderers and was like a mother to the scissor sisters, God bless her.

Dev84

bob50 wrote: »

i am sorry to hear of her death RIP

I think people here are forgetting she was given a life sentence and she served 18 years in jail

Most people who get a "life sentence" for murder, the term is usually 7 years here in Ireland.

Dont forget she didnt kill him herself. and the person / s who did it were never brought to justice

An eye for an eye.

bob50

Hitman3000 wrote: »

Just posting a fact, btw Nevin was on a course in Maynooth.

As a lot of other prisoners were also on courses in Maynooth

Hitman3000

bob50 wrote:

Dont forget she didnt kill him herself. and the person / s who did it were never brought to justice

If she didn't hire the killers to carry out the deed her husband would not have been killed. He lost his most precious possession his life, she just lost her freedom.