Parish rocked by death of woman in Thailand

A JEWELLER’S assistant who was fatally injured in a motorcycle crash on the last day of a foreign holiday was due to start a full-time job this week.

Parish rocked by death of woman in Thailand
Wed, 11 Sep, 2002 - 01:00
Eddie Cassidy

Joan Lucey, 27, from Adamstown, Ballinhassig, Co Cork, had been fighting for her life since Friday after a traffic accident in Thailand.

Her parents, Mary and Matty have travelled to Thailand to make arrangements to bring home their daughter’s remains.

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