Hundreds gather to mourn Thomond Bridge accident victim Bryan Whelan

Hundreds of people have attended the removal of Bryan Whelan tonight following his tragic death last Saturday.

Hundreds gather to mourn Thomond Bridge accident victim Bryan Whelan
Mon, 31 Aug, 2015 - 19:42

Hundreds of people have attended the removal of Bryan Whelan tonight following his tragic death last Saturday.

His coffin was draped in the Broadford GAA club jersey. Members of the club performed a guard of honour as the coffin was removed from McMahon's Funeral Home, Blackwater, to St Mary's Church, Kilbane, for midday Mass on Tuesday.

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