Condolences offered to victims of Cork air crash

Taoiseach Brian Cowen said his thoughts were with all of those affected by the crash at Cork Airport today.

Condolences offered to victims of Cork air crash
Thu, 10 Feb, 2011 - 14:02

Taoiseach Brian Cowen said his thoughts were with all of those affected by the crash at Cork Airport today.

Six people had been confirmed dead and six more had been taken to Cork University Hospital after the Manx 2 aircraft crashed at Runway 17 at 9.51am this morning.

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CourtsCork Airport crashPlace: Cork AirportPlace: Runway 17Place: IrelandPlace: Belfast City AirportPlace: Northern IrelandPerson: TaoiseachPerson: Brian CowenPerson: CowenPerson: presidentPerson: McAleesePerson: The PresidentPerson: First Minister Peter RobinsonPerson: Health MinisterPerson: Michael McGimpseyPerson: Eamon GilmoreEvent: Cork air crashOrganisation: Belfast Democratic Unionist AssemblyOrganisation: Department for Regional DevelopmentOrganisation: Labour Party
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