ANDREW MCGINLEY has thanked the public after the charity set up in his children's names received huge support.
The father-of-three, who sadly lost all of his children tragically in January 2020, has been keeping their memories alive through social media channel 'Conors Clips', where he shares videos, photographs and stories about his three beloved children.
As well as Conor's Clips, which he launched after promising Conor, 9, that he would help him set up a Youtube channel, Andrew has launched a charity and colouring competition to honour Darragh, 7, and Carla, 3.
Memories #OnThisDay
Heading on holidays back in 2016. Conor let’s you know how many ice creams he intends to eat every day
😂😂😂🥰🥰🥰 pic.twitter.com/tpukXNgXUV— Conors Clips (@conorsclips) May 25, 2021
As Darragh Did, the charity set up to honour Darragh as he had been stuck in everything in the community, from drama classes to multiple sports, aims to "encourage everyone to get involved more in their own communities and to participate ... As Darragh did".
The trial of Deirdre Morley, the children's mother, who killed them while suffering from temporary insanity, ended last week, and Andrew has since been in the public eye speaking about Conor, Darragh and Carla and the initiatives set up in their name.
Andrew McGinley with his children Conor, Darragh and CarlaHe took to Twitter via the Conor's Clips account earlier this week where he said he was "overwhelmed" at the support As Darragh Did had received in recent days.
"Little bit emotional," he wrote.
"I've just gone through your As Darragh Did donations and I'm overhwhelmed by your support.
"Hopefully I will have responded to you all this week to thank you individually.
"Can't type for tears at the moment," he said, adding "Thank you."
Little bit emotional.
I’ve just gone through your As Darragh Did donations and I’m overwhelmed by your support. Hopefully I will have responded to you all this week to thank you individually. Can’t type for tears at the moment
Thank you 🥰https://t.co/hRmirEMIIG pic.twitter.com/NcKJYNbYyN— Conors Clips (@conorsclips) May 24, 2021
Andrew provided a link to the As Darragh Did website-- which you can find here-- to encourage more people to get involved.
You can also follow Conor's Clips on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Youtube.
