Investigators seek cause of Westmeath plane crash

Investigations are continuing in an effort to identify to cause of yesterday's light aircraft crash in Co Westmeath.

Investigators seek cause of Westmeath plane crash
Fri, 26 May, 2006 - 08:51

Investigations are continuing in an effort to identify to cause of yesterday's light aircraft crash in Co Westmeath.

Two 37-year-old Dubliners, Liam Ryan from Clontarf and Joseph McCabe from Lucan, died when the two-seater Cessna 150 crashed into a field in the Raharney area.

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