Retired naval engineer reveals Tuskar Rock mystery

A retired Naval engineer has shed dramatic new light on the Tuskar Rock tragedy.

Mon, 24 Mar, 2008 - 10:37

A retired Naval engineer has shed dramatic new light on the Tuskar Rock tragedy.

It is 40 years today since an Aer Lingus flight from Cork to London went down off the Co Wexford coast, killing 61 people.

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