Bid to identify men killed when crashed car burst into flames in Waterford

Gardaí were last night working to identify three men who died when their car burst into flames following a two-vehicle collision in Waterford yesterday.

Bid to identify men killed when crashed car burst into flames in Waterford
Mon, 05 Dec, 2016 - 00:00
Joe Leogue

The car in which the men were travelling collided with a people carrier at around 10am.

The collision took place on the N72 Dungarvan-Lismore road between the junctions with the N25 and the R672, north of Dungarvan.

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