I haven’t posted on site for some time due to a scary health issue at the end of Feb. but I am delighted to see there is still an interest in the Niall’s story. Continuing visits to the site on a daily basis.
142,000 views to date
The number of views to this website has reached 142,000. I expect this to increase quite a bit over coming months
Still people checking site on a daily basis
Another 1,500 views to website over past few weeks.
Appeal for Material for Documentary on Fr. Niall
The producers of a 2-part RTE documentary on the death/case of Fr. Niall Molloy are looking for photos, videos or memorabilia to show Fr. Niall over the years.
Of particular interest is his time spent in the Army, based in Custume Barracks in Athlone between 1970 and 1975, with a tour of Cyprus with the 23rd Battalion from November 1972-April 1973.
He was also an accomplished horseman, and attended county shows as an entrant and judge. He took part in hunts, particularly in the midlands and west, and was Chef d‘Equipe of the Irish Pony Club team. Perhaps there are photos from his time competing in gymkhanas as a young man, right up to the Dublin Horse Show in 1984.
As a priest, he also officiated at many baptisms, Communions, Confirmations and Weddings, so maybes there are family photos of those occasions.
If you have anything you think might be of interest to the production, please contact sharon@flawlessfilms.ie or 087 2483464. All materials loaned to the production will be treated with the upmost care and returned safely.
Sharon Lawless
Producer/Director
Flawless Films
+353(0)87 2483464
Google Search Index remove years old Politics.ie thread on Fr. Molloy
140,000 views
Recorded number of views to this website reached 140,000 yesterday
Death of Prof. John Harbison
Tullamore Tribune Article
Article in this weeks Tullamore Tribune about the Documentary which is nearing completion.
139,000 views
139,000 views recorded to website
New documentary – Offaly Express
Gardai – No Comment after two years
The Garda Ombudsman published a report into the Fr Niall Molloy case in July 2018. They were critical of the Gardai in their handling of the case. Lost evidence, files etc.
We were assured that the Gardai would issue a statement in response to their findings.
It is now over two years and no statement has been made by them.
Read the full report below
Another 1,000 views clocked up
A further 1,000 views to this website recorded this week bringing total views now to over 138,000.
Fr. Niall Molloy Podcast with Sharon Lawless
New documentary on Fr. Niall
Views 137,000
The site is being visited daily and has now reached 137,000 views. Because of the high level of interest in the case I will post more information over the coming winter months.
