RIB run to lay wreaths at trawler tragedy sites

WREATHS will be laid at sea next month on the sites of a double trawler tragedy as part of a massive cross-channel fundraiser.

RIB run to lay wreaths at trawler tragedy sites
Fri, 23 Mar, 2007 - 00:00
Eoin English

Up to 100 people are expected to take part in the fourth Kinsale to Wales RIB (rigid inflatable boats) Run from Kinsale harbour to Aberystwyth on April 26.

The 400-mile round trip is one of the RNLI’s biggest fundraising events.

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