Irish man dies after Prague attack

A Carlow man died in a hospital in Prague today from injuries he received in a suspected mugging in the Czech capital over the weekend.

Irish man dies after Prague attack
Tue, 13 Dec, 2005 - 18:32

A Carlow man died in a hospital in Prague today from injuries he received in a suspected mugging in the Czech capital over the weekend.

Fergal Barry, 35, from Tullow Road in Carlow town, was taken to the hospital early last Friday in an unconscious state with a serious injury.

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