Inquest hears Con Twomey died from catastrophic injuries in UK crash

An inquest into the death of a Cork man has heard how he died from catastrophic injuries sustained after his car collided with that of a suicidal taxi driver in England.

Inquest hears Con Twomey died from catastrophic injuries in UK crash
Fri, 23 May, 2014 - 13:16

An inquest into the death of a Cork man has heard how he died from catastrophic injuries sustained after his car collided with that of a suicidal taxi driver in England.

Con Twomey's 16-month-old son Oisin and his unborn baby daughter Elber Marie also died in the crash on July 6, 2012.

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