McAleese offers sympathy to families of plane-crash victims

President Mary Mc Aleese has offered her sympathy to all those affected by the Air India plane crash off the coast of Co Cork 20 years ago.

McAleese offers sympathy to families of plane-crash victims
Thu, 23 Jun, 2005 - 12:17
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President Mary Mc Aleese has offered her sympathy to all those affected by the Air India plane crash off the coast of Co Cork 20 years ago.

Mrs McAleese was in the west Cork village of Ahakista today along with Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin to mark the anniversary of the disaster on June 23, 1985.

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