Pupils in shock after school bus death

Pupils at a secondary school in the Midlands were tonight numb with shock after a bus crash claimed the life of a 15-year-old boy and injured many others.

Pupils in shock after school bus death
Tue, 04 Apr, 2006 - 19:22

Pupils at a secondary school in the Midlands were tonight numb with shock after a bus crash claimed the life of a 15-year-old boy and injured many others.

More than 30 children were treated in hospital after the bus travelling to Killina Presentation Secondary School overturned killing 15-year-old Michael White, from Clara in Co Offaly.

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CourtsOffaly crashPlace: MidlandsPlace: Killina Presentation Secondary SchoolPlace: ClaraPlace: Co OffalyPlace: RahanPlace: TullamorePlace: OffalyPlace: MeathPlace: MullingarPerson: Michael WhitePerson: Carthagena MinnockPerson: ClaraPerson: DrPerson: Michael SmithPerson: BishopPerson: SmithPerson: WhitePerson: Transport MinisterPerson: Martin CullenPerson: Peter WatersPerson: Sean O’RourkePerson: GardaíPerson: Seamus BolandPerson: Education MinisterPerson: Mary HanafinOrganisation: Killina Presentation Secondary SchoolOrganisation: BusOrganisation: Midlands Regional HospitalOrganisation: Department of TransportOrganisation: School Transport System
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