Chada brothers buried side by side

Two young brothers who were so close they shared a bed were buried side by side today as their father appeared in court charged with their murders.

Chada brothers buried side by side
Fri, 02 Aug, 2013 - 16:04

Two young brothers who were so close they shared a bed were buried side by side today as their father appeared in court charged with their murders.

Hundreds of people mourned the loss of 10-year-old Eoghan Chada and Ruairi, aged five, whose young lives were celebrated at a funeral Mass in their close-knit home town.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: BallinkillenPlace: Co CarlowPlace: EarthPlace: WestportPlace: Co MayoPlace: Saint Lazerian’s ChurchPlace: MadridPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: PortlaoisePerson: ChadaPerson: Eoghan ChadaPerson: RuairíPerson: KathleenPerson: Sanjeev ChadaPerson: Declan FoleyPerson: EoghanPerson: FoleyPerson: PatsyPerson: Billy MurphyPerson: BilmaPerson: SumanPerson: PabloPerson: KeshevPerson: AudreyPerson: FatherPerson: George AugustinePerson: Denis NultyPerson: Bishop of KildarePerson: MonsignorPerson: Brendan ByrnePerson: MassPerson: PoppyPerson: BillyOrganisation: Ballinkillen National SchoolOrganisation: Ballinkillen Hurling ClubOrganisation: Nurney Soccer ClubOrganisation: Fenagh Football Club
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