Frank O'Meara
Frank O' meara was born in Carlow 30 March 1853, to Thomas and Sarah O'Meara (née Isbourne). The youngest of seven children, his father was a medical doctor, and his grandfather Dr Barry Edward O'Meara was Napoleon's physician on St. Helena. The family lived at 37 Dublin Street, Carlow, and O'Meara likely attended St. Mary's Knockbeg College. From 1869 to 1871 O'Meara lived in Dublin, when he may have continued his education or received private art lessons. An early sketchbook that survives from this time shows landscape studies from around County Carlow, as well as studies of churches and animals. Two of O'Meara's siblings died young, and his mother died in 1873. It is following this, that he moved to Paris, where his cousin Kathleen O'Meara was a writer and correspondent for The Tablet

Jim Hutton,
A "handsome and charismatic Irishman," worked as a hairdresser in London before meeting the music icon and becoming his lover. Jim Hutton met the Queen singer in a gay nightclub named Heaven in March 1985. The duo would go on to spend the remaining seven years of Mercury's life together. Hutton, one of ten children born to a family in Carlow, was working as an apprentice hairdresser in the Savoy Hotel when he met Mercury.
Their transition into a monogamous relationship was far from straightforward, as Mercury was at the height of his fame.
Hutton, who passed away on January 1, 2010, after a long battle with cancer, previously recalled: "I saw him with another guy in Heaven and we had a huge row. He told me he did it to make me jealous. Then one day I saw him leaving his Kensington flat with another guy and we had an argument. I told him he had to make his mind up. And he said, 'OK', he wanted to be with me. Deep down I think that he wanted to be secure with someone who was down to earth and not impressed by who he was."
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Soon after their union, Hutton moved into the star's Georgian mansion, Garden Lodge, in south London where he was given a job as a gardener and handyman for a weekly wage of £600.
According to Hutton, Mercury was diagnosed with AIDS around Easter in 1987. Rumors had been circulating in the press for at least a year, as reporters speculated about Mercury's increasing gauntness.
Hutton himself did not get tested himself until 1990 and did not tell Mercury that he too had AIDS/HIV until he took a second test a year later. By late 1991, Mercury's illness was all-consuming. Three weeks before his death, he decided to come off his medication.
On November 24, Mercury passed away as a result of Bronchopneumonia as a complication of AIDS. 
On New Year's Day in 2010, Hutton died at the age of 60 from lung cancer, just three days shy of his 61st birthday.
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