Orla Holladay

Orla Holladay

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Orla Holladay is the sister of Cliona Ward, living in the United States. She has been actively supporting her sister during her detention by setting up a GoFundMe page to help pay for legal representation. Orla has expressed her concerns about the treatment of her sister and has provided updates on Cliona's emotional state while in custody.

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: Orla Holladay, Cliona Ward's sister, wrote on a GoFundMe page expressing gratitude for the support received during Cliona's detention. 8

The Guardian: Irish woman detained by US immigration released after 17 days in custody | US immigration

Ireland Ireland: Cliona’s sister, Orla Holladay, described Ms Ward as a humble, private and gentle person who is the primary caretaker for her chronically ill son. 8

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Cliona Ward, Irish woman held in US detention centre after family visit, released – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Her sister, Orla Holladay, told the gathering Ms Ward was a 'humble, private and gentle' person who is 'the primary caretaker for her chronically ill son, Malachi.' 8

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Cliona Ward, Irish woman held in US detention centre after family visit, to be released – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Her sister, Orla Holladay, told the gathering Ms Ward was a 'humble, private and gentle' person who is 'the primary caretaker for her chronically ill son, Malachi.' 8

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Cliona Ward, Irish green card holder held in US detention centre, to be released – The Irish Times

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Orla Holladay, Cliona Ward's sister, advocated for her sister's release and highlighted her contributions to the community. 8

The Guardian: Irish woman living in US for decades detained by immigration officials | US news