Books of condolence for Seamus Heaney due to be opened on Monday

Books of condolence are due to be opened in Seamus Heaney's native Derry and in Belfast on Monday.

Books of condolence for Seamus Heaney due to be opened on Monday
Sat, 31 Aug, 2013 - 09:57

Books of condolence are due to be opened in Seamus Heaney's native Derry and in Belfast on Monday.

The poet, writer and Nobel Laureate died in Dublin yesterday, aged 74.

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