Tragic Celine's daughter in search for new therapy stables

Lifeline equestrian centre is given six months to vacate site

- LOUISE WALSH

THE horse-loving daughter of evil wife killer Eamonn Lillis is searching for new stables so she can continue helping kids through equine treatment.

Georgia Lillis, 30, has been given six months to leave her rented five-acre therapeutic riding centre, which has been a lifeline for so many children on the spectrum.

Many of the distraught youngsters have not slept or eaten since they were told of the news of the possible closure if an alternative site cannot not found.

The passionate equestrian is being helped in her search by dedicated parents who have seen their kids blossom under Georgia's instruction.

The Royal Stables has been based in Skerries in North Co Dublin for the last five years and Georgia was planning to expand to cater for more children when she was hit by the notice to quit last week.

In a social media post, she wrote: "I didn't have the strength to write this last week when we were told, as I was in tears for a number of days.