Polish man to be sentenced for ferry death

A 38-year-old Polish motorist will be sentenced today for the manslaughter of another man who drowned when his car left the cross-river ferry in Cork Harbour.

Polish man to be sentenced for ferry death
Mon, 21 Feb, 2011 - 07:28

A 38-year-old Polish motorist will be sentenced today for the manslaughter of another man who drowned when his car left the cross-river ferry in Cork Harbour.

Sebastian Loniewski pleaded guilty last November to the manslaughter of Krystian Mielnik at the River Lee, Cobh on March 8, 2009.

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