Family of Irish victims plan to fly out for funeral

The family of Ruth Clifford-McCourt and her daughter are now planning to travel to the United States to attend her funerals.

Family of Irish victims plan to fly out for funeral
Wed, 12 Sep, 2001 - 19:18

The family of Ruth Clifford-McCourt and her daughter are now planning to travel to the United States to attend their funerals.

Ruth Clifford-McCourt, 45, and her four-year-old daughter Juliana were based in Connecticut and had been on the second of two hijacked planes used to devastate the twin towers.

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