Health and Safety Authority investigate fatal mine blast

The Health and Safety Authority is investigating an explosion at a mine in Co. Tipperary that claimed the life of a man in his forties.

Health and Safety Authority investigate fatal mine blast
Thu, 03 Feb, 2011 - 09:56

The Health and Safety Authority is investigating an explosion at a mine in Co. Tipperary that claimed the life of a man in his forties.

The blast happened in an underground shaft at Lisheen Mines at around 6.30pm yesterday evening.

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