Roz Purcell

So, there we go.

In the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, amen.

Back in Dean's Grange Cemetery, Bernie and Kathleen are visiting Elizabeth's grave.

In the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, amen.

Now, I'll just pour the water.

Bernie, Kathleen and their other sister Joan come here regularly and always on Elizabeth's birthday.

Just say a little prayer to ourselves.

The days when we'd come and go to the grave were so sad that one year we said, you know what, we're going to celebrate this year.

Myself, Joan and Kathleen would say, we're going to have a day out, we're going to book a meal and after we go to Liz, we're going to take her with us and speak about it for the whole day of all the good times that we had and not let it be so sad anymore because you have to accept things in life

All of the music you've heard in this series has been composed by Stephen Warbeck.

He's an Oscar-winning composer who has composed for a wide range of TV and film.

Hi, Stephen.

Nice to meet you.

Yeah, yeah.

Under such sad circumstances, I suppose...

Stephen composed one of the pieces specifically with Elizabeth in mind.

Even when Liam told us, he said, I have news for you girls, he said Stephen Warbeck is going to compose some music and we're going to call Elizabeth.

Bloods and tears we've cried over this.

Before Stephen started this composition, he spoke to the Plunkett family to try to understand a little bit more about who Elizabeth was from those who knew her best.

She had a suitcase with a lock on it and she kept it under her bed.