Trouble

In 2007, Amy Dunne was barely seventeen years old and pregnant with a baby girl who had anencephaly, meaning the baby was certain to die before or at birth. Amy, who was temporarily in the care of the HSE, told a social worker about her plan to travel for a termination. Although she was supported by her family and by the baby's father, she was told by the HSE that it would not be possible for her to travel, so Amy had to fight her case in the High Court.

Perhaps better known for his heroics on the football field, Mayoman Willie ‘Four-goals’ McGee spent decades as an officer in An Garda Síochána, rising through the ranks to become Head of the Fraud Squad.

Journey's End is a conclusive portrayal of what we face after death and details how our consciousness survives in an afterlife of peace and tranquility. Above all, it stresses the need for preparation to ensure a happy death.