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Brothers who died in tragic diving accident to be buried tomorrow

Two brothers who died in a diving accident in Co Tipperary are to be laid to rest tomorrow.

Brothers who died in tragic diving accident to be buried tomorrow

Wed, 08 Jul, 2020 - 17:11

Digital Desk staff

The quarry in Portroe, Co Tipperary where Portroe dive club train was cordoned off on Sunday after an incident involving two divers who died there. Picture: Press 22

Two brothers who died in a diving accident in Co Tipperary are to be laid to rest tomorrow.

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