Air France crash victim to be laid to rest in Dublin

One of the three young Irish doctors killed in last month's Air France disaster is due to be laid to rest in Dublin this afternoon.

Fri, 10 Jul, 2009 - 08:55

One of the three young Irish doctors killed in last month's Air France disaster is due to be laid to rest in Dublin this afternoon.

Jane Deasy, from Rathmines, was on board the fatal flight with two of her friends when it crashed into the Atlantic on June 1, killing all 288 passengers and crew.

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