Little did Marie McCaul from Clonosey, Belturbet and John Keegan from Crossmaglen know when they headed off as Irish emigrants to New York separately in the 80s, that they would meet up, get married and have two daughters who would carry on the Irish tradition helping people in need.
Sinead and Siobhan Keegan both know Belturbet and Crossmaglen well as a result of their many trips to the old country.
Siobhan says her mother Marie gets her copy of the Anglo-Celt each week and her other friends from Cavan in the area also get the paper. “They will all be excited to see us featuring in the paper,” she told us last week.
Sinead Keegan has been the full time associate director at the Mercy Centre for the past two years, with responsibility for development and planning, while also managing to teach courses. Sinead is a graduate of Notre Dame University and she has a Masters in Public Policy from Georgetown University.
Siobhan is a lawyer in New York, is chair of the Board of Directors and a long time volunteer teacher at the Mercy Centre. Her husband, who is a native of New York, is also a lawyer – for the Department of Education. Read more..
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