Gardaí name Limerick road crash victims

Three close friends killed in a road accident after enjoying the first day at the Listowel racing festival have been named.

Gardaí name Limerick road crash victims
Mon, 13 Sep, 2010 - 19:17

Three close friends killed in a road accident after enjoying the first day at the Listowel racing festival have been named.

Tommy Murphy and Thomas Homes, both aged 32 and Richard Furey, 37, had been in a cab which collided with a car on the main N21 Limerick to Kerry road.

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