Airport in spotlight after roof tiles dislodged

Up to 20 roof tiles were dislodged by a low-flying aircraft near George Best Belfast City Airport, a resident said today.

Airport in spotlight after roof tiles dislodged
Sun, 06 Jun, 2010 - 16:16

Up to 20 roof tiles were dislodged by a low-flying aircraft near George Best Belfast City Airport, a resident said today.

MS sufferer Jean Wright, 55, was in the house yesterday afternoon when she heard the crash at her house at Oval Court, east Belfast.

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