Hundreds attend removal of stabbed teen

SCHOOL friends and members of the soccer team Roman Vysochan played with joined hundreds of mourners last night for the removal of the remains of the teenage student who was stabbed to death in Limerick at the weekend.

Hundreds attend removal of stabbed teen
Wed, 14 May, 2008 - 01:00

Ukraine-born Roman Vysochan, 16, of Ashley Close, Westbury, died near his home on Saturday night.

A man aged 19, was still being questioned last night at Henry Street Garda Station.

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