Catherine Bailey

I adored him.

And we were immensely close as a family.

You know, we're good people.

We're honest, hardworking people.

We just wanted what was fair.

And Sean just wanted to be treated correctly.

You know, he worked exceedingly hard.

He had such pride in his work.

He loved the artists of this country.

You know, he actually loved RTE and all the workers in there.

So it's just very difficult to at the end of his days that posthumously we've been treated like this, you know, Sean deserved better.

Well, I never wanted any of this.

I mean, I am a very deeply private person.

My children, my life with Sean was always kept out of the limelight.

We were just ordinary people, like I said, very protective of our children.

I'm a private person.

I didn't want any of this.

I didn't want to be forced into the situation, which is it's just really distasteful considering what we've been through.

I mean, it's...

when you're very grief stricken and you're at your lowest ebb you know having to fight with other managements and organisations like this for something that Sean had earned we're not looking for anything that he didn't earn and deserve it's reprehensible really and it's something I can't understand the heartlessness at the heart of this you know the indifference How are you now and how are the boys?