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Brigid Brady

Brigid Brady


March 2001


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Brigid Brady

"I told her that I wouldn’t let anything happen to her and I rested my head against hers…"

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Brigid recalls March 2001 and a day that was filled with darkness, sorrow and loss. At the moment when Brigid felt at her lowest her spirits were lifted in the most extraordinary way…


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Watch the clip below and see Brigid at her farm outside Newry.

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After the foot and mouth outbreak Brigid decided to convert the farm into a place for story telling. Teac Mallon now thrives in the heart of South Armagh. Visit the photo gallery on the right and see pictures of one of Brigid's events.

Some of your favourite ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Radio Ulster presenters have been sharing their stories with Days Like This. Click on their picture to go to the story page...
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Name: Susie and Peadar
Date: 02/08/2008
Comment: Brought a tear to my eye...Susie. Very proud of you mum it took alot of courage to do that you are a mum full of strenght and bravery love u Peadar xx

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Liz Weir
Date: 09/03/2008
Comment: A wonderful story, Brigid - I think of it every time I see a robin.

Name: Paul Lupien
Date: 19/02/2008
Comment: I found this story to be one of the most beautiful and moving of all I have ever heard on Days Like This. Thank you so much for the sharing of it, Brigid.

Name: Mary Hollywood
Date: 20/02/2008
Comment: The comment I have just read saying that this story was the most beautiful and moving heard on days like this is just what I want to write myself and I would like to thank Brigid too but it was so sad Brigid and I do hope you have been able to replace your lovely goat. They are animals I love too.

Name: Maureen McFarland
Date: 24/02/2008
Comment: Complete agreement with the previous comments. It was totally captivating and Brigid's voice with its soft accent was beautiful to listen to and conveyed all the emotion she must have felt on that day. I could picture the whole scene. What a lovely lady. This was a most moving and poignant piece.

Name: Evelyn Ellison
Date: 25/02/2008
Comment: Brigid, I was caught in the moment as I listened to you telling this story. It was so moving and made me think of my special little Robyn at home. Thank goodness - comfort and support can come when you least expect it.
Thank you so much for sharing this memory.



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A poem written by Brigid about Foot & Mouth
A poem written by Brigid about Foot & Mouth
Brian Dooley on guitar with the late Gene Carroll, on the stage at Teac Mallon, Jan '06
Billy Finnegan - Singer and MC for storytelling events at Teac Mallon
A poem written by Brigid about Foot & Mouth
A Christmas party in Teac Mallon. Storyteller Jimmy Raferty sits at the front
Brigid


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