Funerals for two Cork plane crash victims

Mourners will say a final farewell today to the first victims to be buried from the Cork plane crash that claimed six lives.

Funerals for two Cork plane crash victims
Mon, 14 Feb, 2011 - 07:13

Mourners will say a final farewell today to the first victims to be buried from the Cork plane crash that claimed six lives.

President Mary McAleese will attend the requiem of a relative who was among the dead.

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CourtsCork Airport crashPlace: CorkPlace: Co TyronePlace: St MacNissius churchPlace: TannaghmorePlace: BelfastPlace: St Patrick’s ChurchPlace: CranaghPlace: YorkPlace: DerbyshirePlace: Northern IrelandPlace: Cork AirportPlace: Church of the AssumptionPlace: BallyphehanePlace: IrelandPerson: President Mary McAleesePerson: Brendan McAleesePerson: MartinPerson: Pat CullinanPerson: Jordi Gola LopezPerson: Andrew CantlePerson: Richard NoblePerson: Captain Michael EvansPerson: President McAleesePerson: TaoiseachPerson: Brian CowenPerson: Cathy GoodePerson: Bishop of CorkPerson: RossPerson: Dr John BuckleyPerson: FrPerson: Michael MurphyPerson: GoodePerson: LopezPerson: Paul ColtonEvent: Cork plane crashOrganisation: KPMGOrganisation: Spanish EmbassyOrganisation: Church of IrelandOrganisation: Cork University Hospital
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