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'Wear odd socks as tribute at the funeral of tragic parents & son
October 04, 2025
|Irish Daily Star
THE family of Mark O'Connor, his wife Louise and their son Evan have requested mourners to make donations to two organisations close to their hearts.
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They have also asked that mourners, over the coming days and when attending the viewing and funeral, “wear odd socks” in honour of one of Evan's individual traits.
The shocking discovery of the bodies of Mark, 54, Louise, 56, and Evan, 27, who had additional needs, was made on Monday morning at their home in Drumgowna, outside Tallanstown. Gardai said they had suffered “violent deaths”.
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