A tired looking Imelda wore a pink hoodie and black jacket
Imelda Quirke was snapped walking to Dublin's Mountjoy Prison today to visit her love cheat murderer husband Patrick.
On Wednesday, scheming farmer Quirke, 50, was found guilty of the murder of Bobby Ryan after the longest murder trial in the history of the State.She stood by her husband during the trial as his crimes and infidelities were revealed in court.These images prove that Imelda is still standing by her man despite his life-sentence.
Jurors heard how he killed Bobby so he could rekindle an affair with his sister-in-law Mary Lowry – but gardai believe he also wanted to get his greedy paws on her land. Quirke had made secret sex tapes during the affair with the widow and the court heard his obsession with her drove him into a jealous rage over her new relationship.
He sent menacing texts to Bobby warning him to stay away from Mary – and was plotting his murder even as he shook his hand and apologised at an arranged meeting to clear the air.Our Irish Mirror Sports Page - which brings you all your Irish and UK sports news - can be found here.The Irish Mirror Twitter account is @IrishMirror while our sports page is @MirrorSportIE.
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