Baltimore victim to be laid to rest as search continues

Large crowds attended a prayer service for Baltimore drowning victim Niamh O’Connor at her family home last night.

Baltimore victim to be laid to rest as search continues
Sat, 04 Jul, 2015 - 01:00
Noel Baker and Sean O’Riordan

Today, the search for her missing boyfriend, Barry Davis Ryan, will continue.

The body of Ms O’Connor, aged 20, of Blossomgrove in Glanmire, will be removed from her home for requiem Mass at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Glounthaune, at 10am this morning, after which she will be buried at St Catherine’s Cemetery in Kilcully.

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