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The Gardai have announced details of the funerals of two officers who died in a car crash in south Dublin yesterday morning.

Mon, 15 Apr, 2002 - 19:02

The Gardai have announced details of the funerals of two officers who died in a car crash in south Dublin yesterday morning.

53-year-old Anthony Tighe and 27-year-old Michael Padden died when a stolen sports car collided with their patrol car on the Stillorgan dual carriageway.

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Courts Heathrow Place: south Dublin Place: Stillorgan Place: Newlands Cross Place: Mount Argus Place: Belmullet Person: Anthony Tighe Person: Michael Padden Person: Tighe Person: Padden Organisation: Gardaí

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