Coronavirus: Virtual Mass tour across Ireland for 107-year-old - BBC News
A 107-year-old woman from County Meath is attempting to attend a virtual Mass in every county.
A 107-year-old woman from Clonard, County Meath is attempting a virtual Mass tour across Ireland while in lockdown.

Nancy Stewart and granddaughter, Louise Coghlan, have been shielding together since March last year, and have set themselves the spiritual challenge.

They are attending Mass services across the 32 counties on the island from the comfort of their own kitchen.

Louise said that because they have been shielding for so long together, she is constantly trying to find "different ways of keeping granny entertained".

She said that when she asks Nancy if she wants to watch Mass her "eyes light up like I'd just given her a million euros".

Nancy, whose favourite saint is St Anthony, said she can hardly believe she is able to watch Mass on a computer or a phone from her comfy armchair.

"I feel so happy and so refreshed sitting happily in my own kitchen, in my armchair looking at Mass," she told BBC News NI.

"I can't believe it, I'm trying to believe it's true."