Charles O'Brien & Belinda Gillooly had 8 children, 7 of them surviving. The 1911 census tells us that piece of information. Following   much investigation, It has been established that

Eileen

James

Pat

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Julia - Is listed as becoming a nun and according to an entry in her Baptismal record she was " sent to India". I have tracked down her daughter and grand daughter. Apparently she was a tutor to the Maharaja's children when she met an officer of the RAF stationed there Percival Mason. They married in September 1936 and returned to England where their 2 daughters were born. Christina is one of those and her daughter, also Belinda,has been in touch with me.

Percy & Julia are buried in Milton Keynes . See photo at end of the page of their headstone.

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Mary or May died in St Vincent's Hospital Dublin on 31st October 1911. She is buried in Kilmurray Cemetery. See the newspaper article below  from the Western People below  following her death. Also the record of her death.

Strangely she is listed as having an estate of over 100 pounds when she died, a significant sum of money. There is no indication as to how she accumulated that at 17 years of age.

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Kathleen

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Belinda - Belinda Clare was the last child baptised in Skreen parish in the 19th Century on November 21st1899.

 Civil Birth registration here 

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Baby Charles - was the one we didn't know about.

He was baptised on the 8th February 1909 and died just 12 days later on 20th February

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Belinda Gillooly OBrien  died of a brain haemorrhage in 1937

Charles had acute bronchitis asthma leading to cardiac failure when he died in 1932. Both Charles & Belinda are buried in Kilmurray Cemetery also, though I haven't found their grave yet.

See the 1926 census page for their return -   O'Brien household Crossmolina