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Irish climber killed in avalanche 'wanted to make a difference'

A climber from the North who was killed in an avalanche in Scotland had a great zest for life and wanted to make a difference, her former schoolteacher said.

Irish climber killed in avalanche 'wanted to make a difference'

Mon, 21 Jan, 2013 - 12:46

A climber from the North who was killed in an avalanche in Scotland had a great zest for life and wanted to make a difference, her former schoolteacher said.

Una Finnegan, 25, from Coleraine in Co Derry, had been working in Edinburgh as a junior doctor.

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