Person: Declan Clancy

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‘I hear their screams; I see them die again and again’: Family devastated by Cork crash

“I pushed the coffins apart and knelt between them and put my left hand on Geraldine’s clasped hands and my right hand on Louise’s and cried for my wife and daughter.”

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All-Ireland songs – the good, the bad…

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Jubilant Macroom finally get their hands on the ‘Holy Grail’

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Lyons point keeps unfancied St Flannan’s on track for double

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Flannan’s aiming to keep double dream alive with win over Tralee

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Free-scoring Tralee set to book semi-final spot

Family, community and schoolmates gather to mourn Tara

TARA WHELAN’S school jumper, a family photo and her work shirt from the local Sweep Bar will be among the symbols of her short but eventful life which will be brought to the altar today for the 17-year-old’s funeral Mass.

Thu, 21 Jul, 2005

Heartbroken community pays tribute to Tara

THERE were heart-breaking scenes at Our Lady of Mercy Secondary School yesterday as former pupils who should be enjoying their summer break gathered to mourn and support one another.

Tue, 19 Jul, 2005

Counsellors comfort pupils after friend's bomb death

Counsellors and teachers gathered at Mercy Secondary school in Waterford today to help pupils come to terms with the death of 17-year-old Tara Whelan, killed in a bomb attack while holidaying in Turkey.

Mon, 18 Jul, 2005

‘Always smiling, always so bubbly’

TARA WHELAN should have been going back to her part-time job today.

Mon, 18 Jul, 2005