IN THE FOREST summafy by Sarojini Naidu. FAST............ in DETAIL.
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#⃣✔️During the time that Edna O’Brien was engaged in research for her novel Wild Decembers (2000), she was brought to a spot in a forest in the west of Ireland where the bodies of a woman and a child had been found in a shallow grave. In response to this unsettling discovery, O’Brien recalled that she “felt, without a shadow of a doubt, a trigger which said, ‘You must tell this story.’”
The story, which understandably caused a great deal of pain among the members of the community where the victims lived, concerned events in April, 1994, when Imelda Riney, aged twenty-nine, and her son Liam, aged three, went missing from the isolated cottage in the woods of County Clare where they lived. A search was organized, and several days later a curate in adjoining County Galway, Father Joe Walshe, also was discovered to be missing. Local suspicion was directed toward Brendan O’Donnell, a young man from the region with a previous history of violence and instability, who was home from England on remand from prison. O’Donnell was captured, on the run, six days later, having abducted another young girl. Shortly afterward, although O’Donnell maintained his innocence, the bodies of Imelda Riney, Liam Riney, and Joe Walshe were found in Cregg Wood. They had been shot at close range. O’Donnell was charged with the murders and tried in 1996 in Central Criminal Court, Dublin. Jailed for life, he was found dead by the nursing staff of Dublin’s Central Mental Hospital in 1997.
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