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| Tributes paid to murdered mother | |
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| Several hundred mourners have attended the funeral of the murdered Londonderry mother-of-four Jean Quigley. | |
| Ms Quigley, 30, was beaten to death in her Shantallow home last weekend. She was two months pregnant when she died. | |
| Prayers were said at Requiem Mass in St Patrick's Church, Galliagh, for her unborn child whom she had planned to name Kevin Christopher. | |
| Fr Dermot McGirr said: "She loved her children and they filled her heart and her thoughts." | |
| He said she was a lively young person who enjoyed life. | |
| "In company, she was the life and soul of the party and at the heart of it all was Jean's love for family," Fr McGirr. | |
| It is understood police are seeking a man in connection with her murder. | It is understood police are seeking a man in connection with her murder. |
| He is Stephen Cahoon, who is believed to have been in contact with the 30-year-old in recent weeks. | He is Stephen Cahoon, who is believed to have been in contact with the 30-year-old in recent weeks. |
| Cahoon served a jail term in Northern Ireland after convictions in 1999 for violent assaults on two women. | Cahoon served a jail term in Northern Ireland after convictions in 1999 for violent assaults on two women. |
| Officers handed out leaflets and carried out interviews near Ms Quigley's home in Cornshell Fields on Friday. | |
| The PSNI have been liaising with Gardai over the case. | The PSNI have been liaising with Gardai over the case. |