The father of Carla, Darragh and Conor McGinley has spoken about everything that brought his young children joy at their funeral Mass in Dublin.
In his eulogy at the Church of The Holy Family in Rathcoole this morning, Andrew McGinley said the family will be “forever heartbroken” after their deaths.
The children, aged three, seven and nine-years-old, were killed in their Dublin home last Friday.
The Mass of the Angels in Rathcoole will be followed by a burial at Newcastle Cemetery this afternoon.
Mr McGinley used the eulogy to thank Lego, Marvel and Frozen for the joy they brought to his children's lives.
Andrew McGinley has thanked Lego, Marvel, Frozen and others for the joy they’ve brought him and his children Carla, Darragh and Conor who were murdered in their Dublin home last week pic.twitter.com/fSnstLlTYB
— Stephen Murphy (@Stephen_Murphy5) January 31, 2020
He said no God should have allowed their deaths to happen.
“We often misuse words,” he said. “When Ireland would lose a match, I used to say I was heartbroken. I now know what that really means.
“We, as a family, are heartbroken. It will only be with your help, support and friendship that we will be able to patch our hearts together in some way but we will still be forever heartbroken.
“Conor, Darragh and Carla. I love you.”
