Father praises teenager who rescued death crash daughter

A father tonight praised a heroic teenager who rescued his injured daughter from the worst schoolbus crash in Irish history.

Father praises teenager who rescued death crash daughter
Wed, 25 May, 2005 - 19:18

A father tonight praised a heroic teenager who rescued his injured daughter from the worst schoolbus crash in Irish history.

As five families prepared to bury their loved ones, Michael Maguire thanked 17-year-old Robert Connell for dragging his unconscious daughter, Julieanne, from the bus after it overturned outside Navan in Co Meath.

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