Bus crash committee meets today

The committee established by Dublin Bus to investigate last Saturday’s horrific accident in the capital is due to hold its first meeting today.

Fri, 27 Feb, 2004 - 07:19

The committee established by Dublin Bus to investigate last Saturday’s horrific accident in the capital is due to hold its first meeting today.

The committee, chaired by Arnold O’Byrne of Opel Ireland, is due to report to the company in six weeks’ time.

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