Andrew McGinley says he is in a ‘happy’ relationship
Andrew McGinley has shared a personal update this week confirming he is in a healthy and happy relationship.
The dad-of-three told The Mirror that they’ve been in a relationship for two years.
“I have a partner that I’ve been seeing for the past two years. I’m happy, yes, but that’s my private life and that’s all I want to say about it,” he stated.
His sons, Conor and Darragh, and daughter Carla were killed by their mother Deirdre Morley in January 2020.
Morley was found not guilty by reason of insanity.
She is currently in the Central Mental Hospital. However, she has reportedly applied for community release.
The update comes after McGinley launched a charity walk in honour of his three children.
Andrew McGinley launched a 60km charity walk in honour of his three late children, Darragh, Conor, and Carla.
The walk will raise money for charity As Darragh Did.
As Darragh Did provides funds to community clubs, groups, societies and projects which promote integration and inclusion and that seek to get people participating locally.
Andrew confirmed ‘Walking the Walk’ will take place on Saturday, April 20th at the Annebrook Hotel in Mullingar.
The dad has invited the public to join him in raising funds and honouring his beloved kids.
“Walking the Walk will commence in Mullingar on the morning of Saturday 20th April at the Annebrook Hotel in the middle of the town. Walking the Walk will recommence on Sunday 21st April finishing at Bradys in Maynooth.”
We’ll be keeping Andrew in our thoughts this weekend.
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