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Irish family: We are counting our blessings

Irish Daily Star

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October 30, 2025

MINIMAL DAMAGE The Kilbrides are living in Kingston

- BY NICOLA DONNELLY

AN Irish family living in Jamaica are 'counting their blessings' after emerging relatively unscathed after Hurricane Melissa raged through the island.

But Dubliners Orlagh Kilbride, her husband Neil O'Hanlon and their sons remain concerned for the many residents who suffered severe damage and those who 'lost almost everything.'

Orlagh, 45, Neil, 50, and two of their three sons Max, 16, and Blake, 12, who have lived in Jamaica for nearly ten years, were fearing the worst as the hurricane hit on Tuesday and into Tuesday night.

Their eldest son, Evan, 20, remains in Ireland at college.

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