Four Donegal crash victims were Latvian

Four of the five people killed in yesterday’s two-car collision in Co Donegal were Latvian nationals, it emerged today.

Four Donegal crash victims were Latvian
Sun, 19 Feb, 2006 - 13:55

Four of the five people killed in yesterday’s two-car collision in Co Donegal were Latvian nationals, it emerged today.

The Latvian Embassy in Dublin confirmed that police in the EU accession state have now informed the victims’ families of the tragedy.

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