11-year-old car crash victim to be buried in Belfast

The funeral will take place later today of the first victim of Friday's horrific car crash in Belfast in which two children died.

Tue, 23 Dec, 2003 - 09:34

The funeral will take place later today of the first victim of Friday's horrific car crash in Belfast in which two children died.

11-year-old Christopher Shaw will be buried after Requiem Mass in west Belfast while his brother, Darren, aged 13, continues to fight for his life in hospital.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Belfast Place: west Belfast Person: Christopher Shaw Person: Darren Person: Emma Lynch Person: Christopher Person: Claire Person: Michael Shaw Event: Requiem Mass

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