Architect recovering after London bombings

Architect William Walshe was tonight recovering from burns and lacerations after being caught up in the terrorist bomb attacks in London.

Architect recovering after London bombings
Fri, 08 Jul, 2005 - 20:55

Architect William Walshe was tonight recovering from burns and lacerations after being caught up in the terrorist bomb attacks in London.

His mother, Barbara Walshe, flew in from her home in Galway, Ireland, to be at his bedside today as he underwent surgery at the Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, east London.

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CourtsLondon bomb blastsPlace: LondonPlace: Galway, IrelandPlace: WhitechapelPlace: east LondonPlace: Liverpool St stationPlace: Circle linePlace: Sloane SquarePlace: AldgatePlace: Aldgate stationPlace: GalwayPlace: UKPlace: IrelandPlace: DublinPlace: Republic of IrelandPlace: Shannon International AirportPlace: Merrion RoadPerson: William WalshePerson: Barbara WalshePerson: WilliamPerson: GaryPerson: JanicePerson: BarbaraPerson: ClairePerson: Foreign Affairs MinisterPerson: Dermot AhernPerson: TaoiseachPerson: Bertie AhernPerson: GardaíPerson: AhernPerson: AmbassadorPerson: Stewart EldonPerson: EldonOrganisation: Royal London HospitalOrganisation: al-QaidaOrganisation: Department of Foreign AffairsOrganisation: EmbassyOrganisation: Metropolitan PoliceOrganisation: Central Casualty BureauOrganisation: London Metropolitan Police ServiceOrganisation: Foreign OfficeOrganisation: British Embassy
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