Nicola Barden

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350 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 7 Jul

Nicola Barden’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 2 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 2.

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The driver remained in his seat as Kilkelly walked to the rear of the Ford Focus.
He made no attempt to move or to speak as the Garda leaned in.
Brian Kilkelly looked again at the boys.
He probably thought about his own kids, if even just for a second.
One of the children was a few years older.
They looked like brothers.
Still, the man in the front of the Ford Focus made no attempt to run.
A passing tourist, an NHS doctor from England, was made known to the Garda.
He pronounced the children dead at 3.45pm.
Paramedics arrived to tend to the injured man in the front of the focus.
Less than two hours previously, Gardaí had launched their first ever Child Rescue Ireland Alert.
The CRI was for two young boys who'd been taken by their father from their Carlow home and disappeared into the night.
The young Kathleen Murphy couldn't wait to leave, but Kathleen Chadha felt the irresistible urge to go home.
Tiny Ballin Killin in County Carlow, with his church and its shop and familiar fields, began calling louder the older she got.
Her mum Patsy and her dad Billy, her four younger brothers Kevin, Brian, Liam and Kenneth and her sister Irene.
About 70 or so residents.
No matter where she went in the world, Kathleen never really left the village nestled between Boris and Bagnallstown.
In 2006, now married to the love of her life with one young son, regular weekend visits just wouldn't cut it.
They had decided to build a house and re-establish those roots which shaped her in the 1970s and 80s.
Give her son Owen, and then later his younger brother Rory, the life she had loved so much.
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