Patsy McGarry is a contributor to The Irish Times. With over 25 years as the paper's Religious Affairs Correspondent, he covers themes including religion, spirituality, and family relationships, while also delving into topics such as Christianity, Church administration, and cultural movements. Patsy has been featured in Offaly Live and The Irish Times.
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By: Patsy Mcgarry
‘Sitting in meetings would have killed me’ says Canon Tom O’Brien of his unlikely career change
Standing out from the crowd as a beautiful man or woman has to be such a difficult experience and a recipe for deep unhappiness. So very tough
By: Patsy McGarry
Apart from have a dig at the dead, others treat the form as something of a dating app
