Patsy McGarry is a Religious Affairs Correspondent for The Irish Times, with a focus on local news in Ireland, particularly in Dublin. He covers a wide range of topics related to religion, including legislation, events, and perspectives from various religious leaders. His work has also been featured in Offaly Live.
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‘Words are like leaves and where they most abound, much fruit of sense beneath is rarely found’
By: Patsy McGarry
In this extract from his new book, the former Irish Times Religious Affairs Correspondent recounts the story of a victim of child sexual abuse
In a Word: Heat Psst! Shhh! Say nothing to no one. This is between ourselves. We indomitable Irishry must stop complaining about the weather.
There something artistic about the random pattern marked on creamy pints by rain And so it's Autumn. Can summer be far behind? There's a joke.
By: Patsy McGarry
Bernadette Soubirous is said to have seen the Virgin Mary 18 times in 1858
By: Patsy Mcgarry
The scoping inquiry report into wide-ranging abuse in Irish schools was published on Tuesday. It has prompted another former student to tell his story
By: Patsy McGarry
In a Word ... Stain I have a lifelong tendency to accumulate stains, involuntarily. It would not be inaccurate to describe me as “Patsy McGarry, Collector of Stains”. Sounds like a profession.
It may be English. but the Irish version of English can be confusing
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