Former president's remains to be moved to Cathedral

Thousands of people are expected to attend a service for former president, Dr Patrick Hillery, at Dublin's Pro-Cathedral tonight.

Former president's remains to be moved to Cathedral
Tue, 15 Apr, 2008 - 10:06

Thousands of people are expected to attend a service for former president, Dr Patrick Hillery, at Dublin's Pro-Cathedral tonight.

Dr Hillery, who held the presidency for two terms, died on Saturday aged 84.

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