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Niamh Griffin
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Health Correspondent, Irish Examiner
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By Niamh Griffin Verified| Irish Examiner Verified A new boat tour in Killarney National Park — which has been named in memory of a man who loved to look after other people — will allow wheelchair users and people with autism to enjoy the beauty of the lakes. Named An Cathal, the boat was launched at the weekend by Ross Castle Boat Tours. It is named after Charlie Fleming, whose sons Mike and Tony now run the tours.
By Niamh Griffin Verified, Sean Murray Verified| Irish Examiner Verified When Art O’ Leary met Pope Francis in 2017, he was wearing shoes that did not fit him very well — but he had good reason for that. The shoes had belonged to his father Bill, who died in 2013. “My dad was a man of unshakeable faith,” he said, adding: “He would have loved the idea of me getting to meet the Pope, so I just said I’d bring something along just as a memento. In the Vatican, he stood in line to meet Pope Francis — who was greeting people and speaking through a translator with them.
By Niamh Griffin Verified| Irish Examiner Verified A new boat tour in Killarney National Park — which has been named in memory of a man who loved to look after other people — will allow wheelchair users and people with autism to enjoy the beauty of the lakes. Named An Cathal, the boat was launched at the weekend by Ross Castle Boat Tours. It is named after Charlie Fleming, whose sons Mike and Tony now run the tours.
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Irish Examiner
Macroom, Cork, Ireland
+353 21 206 3300