Climbing tragedy: Doctor's body expected home

The body of a Northern Ireland doctor killed in a climbing accident in New Zealand is expected to arrive in Belfast later today.

Wed, 26 Jan, 2005 - 07:18

The body of a Northern Ireland doctor killed in a climbing accident in New Zealand is expected to arrive in Belfast later today.

Donal Deery, aged 29, died two weeks ago as he tried to save his girlfriend Helen McClements who slipped as they climbed the South Island’s Southern Alps.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Northern Ireland Place: New Zealand Place: Belfast Place: South Island Place: southern Alps Place: Wanaka Place: Ligoniel Place: North Belfast Person: Donal Deery Person: Helen McClements Person: Monica Person: Deery Person: Deirde Person: McClements Person: Donal Organisation: Irish consulate

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