Hundreds to attend funeral of 11-year-old

Hundreds of people from farming and GAA circles in Tipperary are due to attend the funeral Mass today of a boy who died after being hit by a trailer.

Hundreds to attend funeral of 11-year-old
Sat, 11 Aug, 2012 - 01:00
David Raleigh

Alan Quirke, 11, was struck by a trailer that was attached to a four-by-four vehicle at his home in Brensha last Wednesday.

Gardaí are treating his death as a tragic accident.

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CourtsPlace: TipperaryPlace: BrenshaPlace: Tipperary TownPlace: Church of the Assumption, Lattin, TipperaryPlace: St Michael’s Cemetery, Tipperary TownPerson: Alan QuirkePerson: AlanPerson: Pat QuirkePerson: ImeldaPerson: LiamPerson: GaryPerson: Pat McCormackPerson: LowryOrganisation: Irish Creamery & Milk Suppliers AssociationOrganisation: ICMSA
<p>Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to the crash to come forward (PA)</p>

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