Tyrone manager Mickey Hartes daughter Michaela found dead on honeymoon

Gunsfortoys · 10-01-2011 08:01PM

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

it was the reverend in the kitchen with the candle stick

OisinT wrote: »

What's the point in having a tread on it if people can't comment and ask questions?

I really hope karma exists for crap like this.

Sunnyisland · 10-01-2011 08:01PM

deelite wrote: »

I think one of the reports (Irish Times - though I'm not 100% certain) claims she was killed whilst on Honeymoon. And other reports say she was found dead. I think this is where the speculation is coming from. The poor families.

She was on honeymoon,just got married on december 30th.

dcfc · 10-01-2011 08:01PM

Terribly sad news, just saw a picture of them on their wedding day and she looked stunning and so happy.
May she rest in peace and thoughts with all her family.

biko · 10-01-2011 08:02PM

Ok OisinT, please leave it alone now.

portlady · 10-01-2011 08:04PM

Very sad news sympathy to all families and wider community involved. May she rest in peace.

wixfjord · 10-01-2011 08:04PM

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

it was the reverend in the kitchen with the candle stick

What an idiotic post.
The excuse "Oh its After Hours what do you expect" will no doubt be used. I don't care what forum it is that's still callous and low.

amacachi · 10-01-2011 08:05PM

OisinT wrote: »

RTÉ and Independent are both reporting that she was "killed" as well.

Not really, a statement from her family is being quoted which says she "was killed", what a family says just after losing their daughter probably shouldn't be taken without considering their predicament. A poor choice of words more than likely.

W.Shakes-Beer · 10-01-2011 08:08PM

Jesus thats terrible. A very grim end to a beginning.

RIP

Lord Trollington · 10-01-2011 08:09PM

She was a genuinely nice girl.
Was a devout Christian , never smoked or touched a drink.
Was very close to her dad Mickey and my heart goes out to her family
and her new husband.

RIP

rivermetimbers · 10-01-2011 08:12PM

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

it was the reverend in the kitchen with the candle stick

straight up the most ill timed, calous, sickening thing i have ever seen posted on boards.

BackScrub · 10-01-2011 08:18PM

Gunsfortoys wrote: »

I really hope karma exists for crap like this.

There's moderator karma when you pull people on the type of posts you're commenting on. Madness.

Ghandee · 10-01-2011 08:18PM

Guys, started thread simply to highlight the terrible terrible news, all comments have their place, (silly ones and all) but back on track now I presume.

poor poor John (husband) off to honeymoon and the start of his marital life, returning home a widower.

I'm sure the early jokes had no malice in them.

Thoughts are with friends and family of the deceased.

R.I.P

Asphyxia · 10-01-2011 08:21PM

Oh! That's awful and on her honeymoon aswell

RIP

temply · 10-01-2011 08:34PM

rivermetimbers wrote: »

straight up the most ill timed, calous, sickening thing i have ever seen posted on boards.

gosh - ott much, it probably was not in the best of taste, but that is way over the top

Spunge · 10-01-2011 08:34PM

Sure, its fine to make jokes about people in far away countries dying but if its close to home its callous and sickening :rolleyes:

Novella · 10-01-2011 08:35PM

So sad. May she rest in peace.

caesar · 10-01-2011 08:41PM

May she rest in peace.

tbh · 10-01-2011 09:02PM

OisinT wrote: »

The article uses the word "killed" which implies that she was murdered by someone.

Not speculating, just saying.

It does in it's hoop. She could have been killed by carbon monoxide, killed by an insect bite, killed by a heart attack

Jesus wept. I don't know whether to laugh or cry.

midlandsmissus · 10-01-2011 09:08PM

tbh wrote: »

It does in it's hoop. She could have been killed by carbon monoxide, killed by an insect bite, killed by a heart attack

Jesus wept. Occupation: barrister. I don't know whether to laugh or cry.

To be fair to OisinT I read "killed" and immediately speculated aswell. It is unusual in a report like that.

In your above examples you would usually say "die from". I'm not saying it's murder or anything, but it is an unusual turn of phrase.

AlmightyCushion · 10-01-2011 09:12PM

midlandsmissus wrote: »

To be fair to OisinT I read "killed" and immediately speculated aswell. It is unusual in a report like that.

In your above examples you would usually say "die from". I'm not saying it's murder or anything, but it is an unusual turn of phrase.

amacachi wrote: »

Not really, a statement from her family is being quoted which says she "was killed", what a family says just after losing their daughter probably shouldn't be taken without considering their predicament. A poor choice of words more than likely.

Anywho lets just leave this area of discussion now and get back to the topic at hand.

aDeener · 10-01-2011 09:17PM

Spunge wrote: »

Sure, its fine to make jokes about people in far away countries dying but if its close to home its callous and sickening :rolleyes:

whoever said that was fine? :rolleyes:

Meself · 10-01-2011 09:22PM

awful news altogether... may she rest in peace

francie81 · 10-01-2011 09:25PM

Shocking news, such a beautiful looking woman with everything going for her and its always the good ones R.I.P.

Posy · 10-01-2011 09:29PM

Terrible thing to happen. Her poor family must be heartbroken.

I pity the mods here at times like this.

RIP Michaela.

Grid. · 10-01-2011 09:34PM

Dreadful news, R.I.P

LightningBolt · 10-01-2011 09:35PM

Terrible news. I'm currently reading his book on the way home from work. Finished up on the part where she sent him a card after losing the Ulster S.C final to down. Anybody who's read the book will know the part. Got into my car after getting off the bus and then I hear the tragic news.

May she rest in peace. Thoughts go out to all of the Harte family and her husband.