Beloved son to be buried on his 20th birthday

A TEENAGER killed in Ireland’s worst road accident will be buried on his 20th birthday.

Wed, 14 Jul, 2010 - 01:00

Michael McHugh, Ed Carty and Colm Kelpie

Paul Doherty, 19, was one of eight packed into a car which smashed into another vehicle in Co Donegal on Sunday.

The youths had been watching the World Cup final before they left Clonmany in the crowded vehicle but hit another car and careered into a third, killing a pensioner. Driver Seán Kelly is the only one still alive but is seriously ill in hospital.

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Courts Place: Ireland Place: Co Donegal Place: Clonmany Place: Inishowen Place: Ballyliffin Place: Ballynahone Place: Letterkenny Hospital Person: Paul Doherty Person: Sean Kelly Person: Doherty Person: Cecil Person: Kelly Person: Paul Person: Felix Person: Sally Person: John McLaughlin Person: Mark Event: World Cup final

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