Am sorry if you have found your way here through a bereavement.
Many members have found by being able to correspond with others a support and comfort. Please feel free to browse the pages of the website or if you wish, join our forum.
Here we all understand.
Respectfully yours
Widow.ie
All people are left bereft when their partner dies, and it can be difficult for even the strongest individuals to cope with the loss.
Established in January 2009, Widow.ie is an Irish online information and self-help resource for, and by, widows and widowers. By utilising the forum, members can get to know others in similar situations throughout the island of Ireland and further afield. Some members are recently bereaved and for others its a number of years, all ages are welcome to join in conversation.
Topics covered include all aspects of bereavement and recovery, life without our loved one, rearing of children and life as an older widow or widower, to name but a few.
We talk about the lighter side of life too by sharing the good days along with the bad, here is where others understand...
The Morning Show...
Martin and Elaine from TV3 delve behind the tragedy of losing a spouse with a widow and widower...
September 20, 2009
The Peter Byrne Memorial in aid of The National Rehabilitation Hospital...
The family of Peter Byrne would like to thank everyone that came to our fundraiser on Friday 18th September. We would also like to thank everyone that donated and gave gifts for the raffle.
See how much was donated...
Have you struggled to find a book to assist in the time of your greatest need? Our members have reviewed books they have found a support and would like to share their recommended titles with you...
February 10, 2010
New Forum for our Kids...
Kids like to talk too, we’ve opened a moderated forum at Kids.widow.ie...
February 24, 2010
Claire’s Charity Run..
18th April 2010, her husbands 1st Anniversary Claire took part in the Great Ireland run in the Phoenix’s Park, Dublin raising funds for the Marie Keating Cancer Foundation...
Well done Claire and thanks to all who supported Claire on her Charity Page;
