Family mourns as second son tragically killed

A HEARTBROKEN family was today in mourning after a second son was killed in tragic circumstances in less than seven months.

Family mourns as second son tragically killed
Wed, 02 Apr, 2003 - 01:00
Kathryn Hayes

Liam Fitzgerald, 27, Rathbane North, Limerick, was killed after the car he was driving collided with an ESB pole early yesterday morning.

Last September, Liam’s 24-year-old brother, Anthony, was killed in an accident while working on the Southern Ring Road Project in the city.

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