Efforts to begin to bring Tunisia victims home

Efforts are expected to begin this week to repatriate the bodies of three Irish people killed in Friday's terrorist attack in Tunisia.

Efforts to begin to bring Tunisia victims home
Mon, 29 Jun, 2015 - 07:55

Efforts are expected to begin this week to repatriate the bodies of three Irish people killed in Friday's terrorist attack in Tunisia.

Lorna Carty from Co Meath and Larry and Martina Hayes from Westmeath are among the 38 people who died in the mass shooting in Sousse.

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