Killarney coming to terms with road death of four teenagers

The people of Killarney are coming to terms today with the loss of four young people from the area in yesterday morning's horrific car crash.

Thu, 26 Aug, 2010 - 07:59

The people of Killarney are coming to terms today with the loss of four young people from the area in yesterday morning's horrific car crash.

Two brothers, David and Kevin Breen, aged 17 and 15 and from Ballyspillane in Killarney died when the car they were travelling in crashed on the Killarney to Mallow Road.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Killarney Place: Ballyspillane Place: Mallow road Place: Castleisland Person: David Person: Kevin Breen Person: Aine Riordan Person: Brian Coffey Person: Gardaí

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