Slain Garda's remains to return home

The remains of Garda Michael Padden, who was killed with his colleague by a speeding stolen car on Sunday, will be brought home to Co Mayo today.

Slain Garda's remains to return home
Tue, 16 Apr, 2002 - 07:10

The remains of Garda Michael Padden, who was killed with his colleague by a speeding stolen car on Sunday, will be brought home to Co Mayo today.

Hundreds of mourners gathered at Mount Angus church in Harold's Cross last night when 27-year-old Garda Padden's body was removed.

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