The bodies of a woman and two men were found dead in a house in Co Louth
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30 Sept 2025
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30 Sept 2025
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Arigna’s Bridie Beirne bids a tearful farewell to her team and colleagues at Carrick-on-Shannon’s The Landmark Hotel. House Keeping Supervisor Bridie Beirne is pictured here with The Landmark’s owners, brothers Ciaran & John Kelly.
Bridie is famous for her ever bright and happy approach to work and the watchful eye that she has kept over her team. Always ready with a smile and a light-hearted but ever caring response to her work colleagues, Bridie will be greatly missed by the extended Landmark team and regular guests alike who have enjoyed her bright, cheerful company for so long. All the staff at The Landmark would like to wish Bridie a wonderful long retirement and look forward to welcoming her back and enjoying her sunny company once again!
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