Firms face Navan bus crash deaths trial

Three firms will stand trial today in relation to the Navan bus crash which claimed the lives of five young schoolgirls.

Firms face Navan bus crash deaths trial
Tue, 06 Mar, 2007 - 07:25
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Three firms will stand trial today in relation to the Navan bus crash which claimed the lives of five young schoolgirls.

On May 23, 2005 a Bus Éireann coach was bringing dozens of pupils home to rural parts of Co Meath when it overturned on a stretch of road near Kentstown, Co Meath.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Co MeathPlace: Kentstown, Co MeathPlace: Co DublinPlace: DundalkPlace: NavanPlace: Beaufort CollegePerson: Claire McCluskeyPerson: Deirdre ScanlonPerson: Lisa CallanPerson: Aimee McCabePerson: Sinead LedwidgeEvent: busEvent: Navan bus crashOrganisation: Bus ÉireannOrganisation: Trim Circuit CourtOrganisation: Keltank LimitedOrganisation: McArdles Test Centre LtdOrganisation: Meath County CouncilOrganisation: St Michael’s Loreto Convent
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