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2nd January 2018
06:09pm GMT

However, now Bishop Eamonn has asked the public to be more understanding towards him.
According to the Irish Independent, Fr. Walsh said in his Christmas homily:“Let's not jump to judgment without the facts and we have to be aware that there may be judicial proceedings down the line so I wouldn't like to say anything that would interfere with that.
“He's a man who has spoken out about difficulties with mental health issues and we do not want to push him over the edge and you have to think there's always people behind these things.
“A person is not a commodity – we all have family and friends. Everybody's so self-righteous these days.”
“We allow justice to take its course, and not usurp it through public condemnation, humiliation and sentence without trial.”
“May the darkness that was visited on our local comedian, before justice to all could be processed, be replaced with balance, proper proportion and fair play, so that he may feel free and welcome to make us laugh again.”Explore more on these topics: