Report into 2009 air accident deferred

The Department of Transport has moved to refute claims that a report into a plane crash in Connemara has been banned from publication.

Sun, 11 Dec, 2011 - 17:09

The Department of Transport has moved to refute claims that a report into a plane crash in Connemara has been banned from publication.

Airs Corps personnel, 32-year-old Captain Derek Furniss from Dublin and 22-year-old Cadet, David Jenins from Wexford were killed in the crash near Cornamona in October 2009.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Connemara Place: Dublin Place: Wexford Place: Cornamona Person: Captain Person: Derek Furniss Person: David Jenins Person: Transport Minister Person: Leo Varadkar Organisation: Department of Transport Organisation: Airs

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