US couple’s €17k for first aid at Cliffs

A COUPLE from the US whose newborn son tragically passed away at the Cliffs of Moher in July 2006 have handed over a cheque of $25,000 (€17,700) towards first aid services at the world-renowned attraction.

Since February 2007, first aid treatment and assistance to more than 500 visitors has been provided from Nicholas’s Room — named after the son of Delia Garcia-Stokes and Kelly Stokes from Phoenix, Arizona.

Nicholas’s remains are buried at Drumcliffe Cemetery in Ennis.