Sewer victims are cousins of Robbie Keane

The man who was killed in Wednesday’s workplace accident and his critically injured brother are cousins of the Irish International football captain, Robbie Keane, it has emerged.

Sewer victims are cousins of Robbie Keane
Fri, 12 Jun, 2015 - 01:00
Joe Leogue, Liam Mackey, and Brian McDonald

Alan Harris, owner of the Drain Tech firm, died when he was overwhelmed by fumes as he entered a sewer at the Drumnigh Wood estate in Portmarnock.

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CourtsSewer victimPlace: Drumnigh WoodPlace: PortmarnockPlace: BeaumontPlace: IrelandPlace: ScotlandPlace: MalahidePlace: MidlandsPlace: AthlonePlace: DublinPlace: BallinasloePlace: River ShannonPlace: Wansboro ParkPlace: Temple StreetPerson: Robbie KeanePerson: Alan HarrisPerson: StevePerson: Steve HarrisPerson: KeanePerson: Roy KeanePerson: RobbiePerson: Caolan Seoige-WebsterPerson: CaolanPerson: Stewart McKillenPerson: Seoige-WebsterEvent: European championshipOrganisation: Drain TechOrganisation: Temple Street Children’s University HospitalOrganisation: Portiuncula HospitalOrganisation: Athlone sub-aqua clubOrganisation: Garda Water UnitOrganisation: Lough Ree RNLIOrganisation: RNLIOrganisation: CPR
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