Rex Kinnitty

30/05/2023

Great to see LOETB Birr out visiting one of the scenes from our homage Rex Ingram "Silent Journeys".

08/04/2023

Look who was checking out one of the sites for Silent Journey’s! Hope you enjoyed your visit Rory.

09/01/2022

Nicely spotted by Clair Donogher a little homage to at the at Dublin Zoo.

31/10/2021

There is a link to here 👻

18/10/2021

Thanks to the Offaly Independent for sharing Eoins story

https://www.offalyindependent.ie/2021/10/15/sisters-planning-fundraiser-for-injured-offaly-cousin/

11/10/2021

Please share

https://www.thesun.ie/news/7727523/four-sisters-charity-drive-offaly-cousin-catastrophic-injuries-colombia-balcony-fall/

FOUR sisters have launched a fundraising drive for their cousin who was left with catastrophic injuries after falling from a second floor balcony in Colombia. Eoghan de Cleir, 41, from Kinnitty, Co…

13/08/2021

A message from Ira >>https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

03/07/2021

Update from Ira:

Eoghan had a successful gastrostomy removal surgery May 26th

Stayed two night at the hospital and now is back to home-care. He is no longer at the Natural Healing Center. It was not the right place for the recovery of Eoghan It did not provide the services that Eoghan needed. We are planning to go to a bigger city called Bogota. The place we are at now is small and does not have a center for rehabilation that specialize in TBI.

We will keep you all posted as soon as we have more news Many thanks and gratitude for the support to Eoghan

https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

02/06/2021

Thank you for the support >> https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

A fresh appeal for help from the public has been made as medical costs for an Irishman seriously injured in South America last year exceed $90,000. Eoghan de Cleir, a member of the well-known de Cleir family - who run the last remaining shop in Kinnitty - was on life-suppo...

31/05/2021

Thanks to IrishCentral.com for the continued support >> https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

The family of an Irish man who suffered serious injuries after falling from a second-floor balcony in Colombia last year has launched a fresh public appeal to help pay for his treatment.

29/05/2021

Thank you for the support Sunday World >> https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

An appeal has been made to help with medical expenses for an Irish man who was seriously injured after falling off a balcony in South America.

28/05/2021

Thanks to the Offaly Independent for the support 🙏 >> https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

News Published: May 28, 2021, 13:39 Eoghan de Cleir and his mother Ira in Colombia. Fresh appeal for Kinnitty man as medical costs exceed $90,000 A fresh appeal for help from the public has been made as medical costs for an Offaly man seriously injured in South America last year exceed $90,000. Eogh...

28/05/2021

We still need your help >>https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

05/04/2021

You heard it here second! 🤣

Ardmore Country House surely the only B & B in the world with a view of the ancient Kinnitty pyramid which was featured in this weeks Sunday Times.

30/03/2021

>>> https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

$30,028 raised of $50,000 goal. Thank you and please share the good news. And we still need your help
>>>https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

29/03/2021

$30,028 raised of $50,000 goal. Thank you and please share the good news. And we still need your help
>>>https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

20/02/2021

Thanks to for the continued support
>>> https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

Family, friends and neighbours of a popular Offaly man, who was seriously injured in South America last year are continuing their appeal for help to cover spiralling medical costs, associated with his treatment. Eoghan de Cleir, of the well-known de Cleir family who run the last remaining shop in Ki...

20/02/2021

Sure Rory’s cheap flights from Ireland we featured in the Rex Ingram homage in 2015 😀

Can't get to Egypt this year.. Why not go to the Kinnitty Pyramid, Co. Offaly?

Has anyone been here? Bizarre!

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Kinnitty Pyramid, Co. Offaly.

19/02/2021

Great support from Midland Tribune this week. >>> https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

14/02/2021

Thanks to the Sunday World for the support 🙏

https://bit.ly/3rPKpV9

13/02/2021

Eoghan's family and friends would like to thank everyone for the well wishes, constant support and kind donations at this time. It was great to get support from IrishCentral.com across their platforms this week. Eoghan's Uncle Sean also spoke with Sunday World during the week and the Midland Tribune are also running an update in next weeks edition. Thanks again.

>>> https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

10/02/2021

More support from IrishCentral.com on their page 🙏

https://bit.ly/3jFiC6P

Irish man Eoghan de Cleir's medical bills are adding up after he sustained a serious fall in Columbia in November. Friends and family of the Kinnity, Co Offaly native have launched a GoFundMe to ease the burden.

09/02/2021

Many thanks to IrishCentral.com for publishing an update on Eoghan.

>>> https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

Irish man Eoghan de Cleir's medical bills are adding up after he sustained a serious fall in Columbia in November. Friends and family of the Kinnity, Co Offaly native have launched a GoFundMe to ease the burden.

30/01/2021

An article about Rex Ingram from a few years ago. Kinnitty gets quite a few mentions and an acknowledgment to Joe Molloy who was a tailor in the village during that era. Interestingly a play called ‘For King and Kinnitty’ also gets a mention. Thanks to Sean de Cleir for sharing.

When the Hitchcocks left Ireland in the 1910s they went on very different paths. One, Rex Ingram, became a Hollywood great, directing ‘The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse’. The other, Frank Hitchcock, became a distinguished soldier and chronicler of life in the trenches

01/12/2020

An update from Eoghan’s mother Ira: ‘
Eoin is doing much better today December 1st. He had surgery to remove fluid from the pleural cavity space on Monday 30th. He is again under anesthesia, but appears more at ease then yesterday. Yesterday he was visibly struggling to breathe. However, he is back on track. We are extremely grateful for all outpouring of prayers, support, and love. He is on the road to recovery. We understand now that his journey will be long. Thanks again for everything, the masses, the prayers. It makes an incredible different to us and to Eoin.’

> https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir

On November 06, 2020 while in Columbia, Eoin fell from a second-floor balcony and suffered severe… Kayla Morris needs your support for Eoghan Patrick de Cleir

30/11/2020

Thanks to Clair Donogher (and all of the organisations/outlets) who put up posters for Eoghan all over Clonaslee, including; Ger Kelly Butchers, Clonaslee Pharmacy, Flynn’s Londis, Hogan’s Filling Station, and Clonaslee Community Centre, great support and Community spirit for the de Cleir family.

Gofundme link >>> bit.ly/eoghandecleir

28/11/2020

Great support for Eoghan from Peavoys, Kinnitty Post Office and Eoghan’s uncle in de Cleir’s, all retail outlets are kindly displaying the QR code enabled posters*

*by opening the camera function on your smartphone and simply pointing at the QR code square swiftly brings you to the Gofundme page.

Gofundme link >>> bit.ly/eoghandecleir

27/11/2020

Thanks again to the Offaly Independent for supporting Eoghan in their physical paper, which is out now. The article appears on page 4.

Gofundme link >>> bit.ly/eoghandecleir

26/11/2020

For anyone who missed Sean de Cleir speaking with Will Faulkner on Midlands 103 yesterday, if you click the link and scroll to 1.14 you can hear interview in full

Gofundme link >>> bit.ly/eoghandecleir

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25/11/2020

Thanks to the Midland Tribune for supporting Eoghan >>> https://bit.ly/eoghandecleir