‘RIP boys. It was only yesterday wen we were chillin’

FACEBOOK tributes have been pouring in to the four Kerry teenagers who died in the horrific crash near Killarney earlier this week.

‘RIP boys. It was only yesterday wen we were chillin’
Fri, 27 Aug, 2010 - 01:00
Claire O'Sullivan

Brothers, David, 17, and Kevin Breen, 15, Áine Riordan, 16, and Brian Coffey, 19, died when the car they were travelling in went out of control halfway between Killarney and Barraduff.

The fifth person in the car, Darragh Jones, 16, is in a stable condition at Kerry General Hospital.

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