Suspended jail term for crash that killed bride

A judge said he could not “remotely estimate the incalculable loss”, of a woman to her family.

Suspended jail term for crash that killed bride
Fri, 25 Oct, 2013 - 01:00

He was speaking as he passed sentence on Elizabeth Lawal, aged 36, of Heron St, Aston Village, Drogheda, who admitted dangerous driving causing the death of Emily Maguire Kennedy, aged 27, on Sept 12, 2011, on the Termonfeckin road, Drogheda.

Ms Maguire Kennedy was visiting Termonfeckin, Co Louth, from America with her US navy husband, Sean Kennedy.

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