Sign in

Stranded Irish tourists arrive in Andorra

The tour operator Panorama has said most of the Irish tourists stranded in heavy snow on the Pyrenees Mountains overnight have now arrived safely in Andorra.

Stranded Irish tourists arrive in Andorra

Mon, 14 Feb, 2005 - 19:32

The tour operator Panorama has said most of the Irish tourists stranded in heavy snow on the Pyrenees Mountains overnight have now arrived safely in Andorra.

Some of the holidaymakers are criticising the company's handling of the situation.

Irish Examiner’s WhatsApp channel

Follow and share the latest news and stories

more courts articles

Graham Linehan court case

Father Ted creator Linehan arrives at court for trans activist harassment trial

Graham Linehan arrest

Father Ted creator Linehan to face trial over alleged harassment of trans woman

judge gavel on a blue wooden background

Englishman who failed to pay compensation to victim of West Cork assault sent to prison

More in this section

European and local elections

Presidential race to heat up as third candidate to be confirmed

Multiple bomb threats made against Simon Harris's family home

Multiple bomb threats made against Simon Harris's family home

Planning exemption proposals for garden cabins carry 'serious risks'

Planning exemption proposals for garden cabins carry 'serious risks'

Courts Heathrow Place: Andorra Place: Pyrenees Mountains Place: Glanmire Place: Co Cork Place: Pas de la Casa Person: Shirley Barrie Organisation: Panorama

<p>The total lunar eclipse can be seen as a "blood moon" in Lebus, Germany, on Sunday evening. Picture: Patrick Pleul/dpa via AP</p>

In pictures: Total lunar eclipse 'blood moon' seen from across the globe

Lunchtime News

Newsletter

Keep up with stories of the day with our lunchtime news wrap and important breaking news alerts.

© Examiner Echo Group Limited