Four victims of boating tragedy to be buried today

The funerals of four people who died in Sunday morning’s boating tragedy off the Co Wexford coast are due to take place in New Ross today.

Four victims of boating tragedy to be buried today
Thu, 01 Aug, 2002 - 08:06

The funerals of four people who died in Sunday morning’s boating tragedy off the Co Wexford coast are due to take place in New Ross today.

Around 2,500 people attended the removal of 14-year-old Mark Doyle, his father Seamus Doyle and grandfather Jim Cooney last night.

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