Funerals of two Cork crash victims take place

The pregnant wife of a man killed in Thursday's plane crash at Cork Airport clutched her young daughters’ hands today as she walked behind his coffin.

Funerals of two Cork crash victims take place
Mon, 14 Feb, 2011 - 15:30

The pregnant wife of a man killed in Thursday's plane crash at Cork Airport clutched her young daughters’ hands today as she walked behind his coffin.

Brendan McAleese, 39, a Co Tyrone businessman, was one of six to die in the accident after his Manx2 flight from Belfast crashed in thick fog.

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