Removal of house fire victims to take place this evening

The removal of the young couple killed in a house fire in the Curragh army camp on New Year's Day is due to take place this evening.

Removal of house fire victims to take place this evening
Wed, 03 Jan, 2007 - 08:38

The removal of the young couple killed in a house fire in the Curragh army camp on New Year's Day is due to take place this evening.

Darren Hanly and Amanda Murphy, who had two young children, died when the house they were staying in caught fire in the early hours of Monday morning.

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