Families visit trawler tragedy site

The families of two men feared drowned on the Tit Bonhomme trawler tragedy off Cork have lit candles and dropped flower petals into the sea in a heartwrenching visit to the crash site.

Families visit trawler tragedy site

The families of two men feared drowned on the Tit Bonhomme trawler tragedy off Cork have lit candles and dropped flower petals into the sea in a heartwrenching visit to the crash site.

Paddy Kershaw, who lost his eldest son Kevin, 21, and Caitlin Ni Aodha, the wife of experienced skipper Michael Hayes, made the trip to the edge of an exclusion zone in the sea off Adam’s Island.

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