David Irwin

David Irwin (Apr 25th 1930 – Jan 18th 1989) was an Irishman. He lived in England for less than two decades, before returning to his hometown, following a false allegation of rape. He never made another appearance in the United Kingdom. Nevertheless, his children would occasionally visit him.

Biography
He was the second child of Thomas and Nora Irwin (née Dwane). He had one older brother, James, and three younger siblings, Thomas, Charles and Ellen. He married Eileen Carroll in Mallow, in 1954. Their first two children, Thomas and Nora, were born in Ireland. They then emigrated to Swindon, England. Their third child, Charles, was born in Chippenham. When Catherine Carroll arrived in the country, it wasn't long before they had an incestuous affair. Catherine gave birth to two children, Peter and Elizabeth, who were both raised to believe Eileen to be their mother. The family then moved to Aust. He and Eileen later had a fourth child, Bernadette.

In the late 1970s, Nora asked for his consent to marry her partner Richard Jones. However, he never granted permission and out of spite, she dishonoured him by putting his name in the newspaper, under a false allegation of rape, which provoked him to return to Ireland. He then remained living with James, until he died in 1989. He was buried in an unmarked grave at St. Molagga graveyard.