Minister’s neighbour one of latest to die in road carnage

A NEIGHBOUR of Minister Micheal Martin was one of the latest victims of the carnage on Irish roads, which has so far this year claimed the lives of 102 people.

Minister’s neighbour one of latest to die in road carnage
Tue, 04 Apr, 2006 - 01:00
Seán O’Riordan and Noel Baker

Geraldine Rafferty, aged 46, from Ballinlough, Cork, died when the car she was travelling in was involved in a head on collision near Urlingford at around 2.20pm on Sunday.

It is understood that she, her husband and two others were returning home from Dublin after watching Munster defeat Perpignan in the Heineken Cup quarter final when the accident took place.

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