School friends to form guard of honour for hit-and-run victim

Friends and family of Conor Hickey will gather for his funeral in Dublin later.

School friends to form guard of honour for hit-and-run victim
Thu, 08 Dec, 2011 - 07:32

Friends and family of Conor Hickey will gather for his funeral in Dublin later.

The 14-year-old from St Attracta Road in Cabra died last weekend after being hit by a car at the junction of St Eithne Road and Fassaugh Road on Friday.

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