Limerick crash death victims to be laid to rest today

The garda and firefighter killed after being struck by a car in Co Limerick at the weekend are due to laid to rest today.

Wed, 28 Feb, 2007 - 07:53

The garda and firefighter killed after being struck by a car in Co Limerick at the weekend are due to laid to rest today.

Yesterday, thousands of mourners attended the removals of 46-year-old garda Brian Kelleher, who lived in Bruree, and 48-year-old Michael Liston, from Foynes.

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