Families of drowned nuns help raise funds for defibrillator

The families of two nuns who drowned in Co Kerry last summer have contributed towards the cost of a defibrillator which might help save lives.

Families of drowned nuns help raise funds for defibrillator

The community at Inch, the well-known beach area in the Dingle Peninsula, is raising funds to buy the equipment.

Efforts to provide resuscitation on the beach on Aug-ust 14 last, failed to save the lives of Sr Imelda Carew and Sr Paula Buckley, both members of the Presentation Order.

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