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gyrlversion · 5 years

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Children of bride-to-be who died were told mums gone to heaven

‘Mummy’s gone to heaven’: Sister of bride-to-be, 30, who died in hen do tragedy reveals how the women’s three children had the devastating news broken to them

Ruth Maguire, 30, was due to marry her partner in August but died on March 16

She fell into Carlingford Lough in County Louth after attending friend’s hen do

Ms Maguire was buried in her wedding dress in Ligoniel, Belfast, last month

Sister Rachel Wilkinson revealed her youngest, Oliver, five, doesn’t understand

By Dianne Apen-sadler For Mailonline

Published: 15:20 EDT, 3 April 2019 | Updated: 03:55 EDT, 4 April 2019

The sister of a bride-to-be who tragically died on her friend’s hen do has revealed her three children were told ‘mummy’s gone to heaven’.

Ruth Maguire, 30, who was due to marry her partner in August, died after falling into Carlingford Lough in County Louth on March 16.

Her body was found in the water between between Carlingford and Greenore two days later.

She was buried in her wedding dress at St Vincent de Paul Church in Ligoniel, north Belfast, last month.

Now her sister, Rachel Wilkinson, has revealed her children are absolutely devastated – and that her youngest, Oliver, five, doesn’t understand that she’s gone.

Ruth Maguire, 30, who was due to marry her partner in August, died after falling into Carlingford Lough in County Louth on March 16

Her sister, Rachel Wilkinson, pictured together, has revealed her three children were told ‘Mummy’s gone to heaven’

She told Virgin Media Ireland: ‘Tyler is 10, Lydia is six and Oliver is five. I don’t think Oliver really understands.

‘Lydia is just trying to work it out in her head how it’s all going to work. “Who’s doing my hair for Irish dancing?” and she’s asking for things that belonged to Ruth.’

Ms Maguire, who lived in Newcastle, County Down in Northern Ireland, had rented a property for the weekend with friends just five minutes’ walk from Taaffe’s Bar.

On the night she went missing it is believed she told the doorman she intended to walk home to Newcastle, and at around midnight she posted a photo on Instagram with the Lough in the background.

By 11.30pm, the rest of the hen party were back in the house and realised Ruth was not with them.

Ms Maguire, pictured with her partner James Griffin and their children, was buried in her wedding dress last month

Ms Maguire, 30, with her sister Rachel Wilkinson (left) and friend Michelle McCabe (right)

Pictured: the family of Ms Maguire follow her coffin as it is carried from Saint Vincent de Paul church after a poignant service

Her friends started searching for her immediately after realising she was missing.

They then raised the alarm, prompting a much wider search by police, the coastguard and members of the public.

Ms Wilkinson added: ‘It hasn’t sunk in yet. I don’t think any of us really are getting the reality of this that Ruth’s gone.’

In the interview, she confirmed all three children had been told ‘mum’s gone to heaven’.

Hundreds of tearful mourners attended the funeral service last month, where Ms Maguire’s coffin, covered in flowers, was carried by her partner James Griffin and followed by her three children.

Friends have described Ms Maguire as ‘the most loving, hardworking and caring mother to her three beautiful children’ who, along with her partner, ‘worked tirelessly to give their children the best that they possibly could in life’.

Speaking after her body was recovered on Monday, her fiancé James Griffin paid an emotional tribute, writing on Facebook: ‘Ruth wasn’t just my partner, she was my soul mate. Stay safe love always James and your three beautiful children.’

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gobtv · 5 years

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Sister of bride-to-be who died on hen do reveals her kids were told 'Mummy's gone to heaven'

Sister of bride-to-be who died on hen do reveals her kids were told ‘Mummy’s gone to heaven’

The sister of a bride-to-be who tragically died on her friend’s hen do has revealed her three children were told ‘mummy’s gone to heaven’.

Ruth Maguire, 30, who was due to marry her partner in August, died after falling into Carlingford Lough in County Louth on March 16.

Her body was found in the water between between Carlingford and Greenore two days later.

She was buried in her wedding dress at…

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mummycopeland-blog · 7 years

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My first blog

So I am a mummy of five, a home carer (usually) but am off sick at the moment for the time being with three busted Ligaments in my knee (I have artificial ones at that), while waiting for it to be seen to I am finding out how frustrating it is being mildly disabled. I want to blog my story of attempting to live as ‘normal’ as I can while being unable to walk very far. Today I visited a small market town near me called Louth and as we were shopping I used my wheelchair as my straightleg brace is quite difficult to walk in. I discovered I could not go to my bank, which is a Lloyds bank. Two big steps and no lift to get up. Next I went to Greggs, which was one large step, my husband struggled to get me in, and as I am newly injured/ill I don't have access to a disabled toilet yet so I enquired at the town hall to aquire a radar key which is needed to use disabled toilets and they would not let me have one, as I couldn't prove I needed one (I was in a wheelchair, with a straight leg brace on, with visable scars all over my leg). I asked to borrow one so I could just go use the public loos (I was bursting) and they said no. As helpful as a chocolate teapot #maketownsaccessible #strugglesofbeingdisabled #frustrated #unhelpfulpeople #rantandmoan

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