Parents of students killed in French fire travel to Brittany

The parents of two Irish students, who died in a fire in Brittany on Friday, are flying to France today to bring their bodies home.

Sun, 08 Jan, 2006 - 16:04

The parents of two Irish students, who died in a fire in Brittany on Friday, are flying to France today to bring their bodies home.

French police have confirmed that a slow-burning fire was responsible for the deaths of 21-year-old Patricia McDonald from Cavan and 20-year-old Carol Nolan from Dublin.

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