Carrickmines fire that killed 10 'should be a turning point', anniversary Mass told

The devastating fire that killed five adults and five children on a Traveller halting site a year ago should be a watershed and raise uncomfortable questions, an anniversary Mass has heard today.

Carrickmines fire that killed 10 'should be a turning point', anniversary Mass told

The devastating fire that killed five adults and five children on a Traveller halting site a year ago should be a watershed and raise uncomfortable questions, an anniversary Mass has heard today.

Thomas, 27, and Sylvia Connors, 25, died in the blaze in Carrickmines, south Dublin, with three of their children - Jim, five, Christy, two, and five-month-old Mary.

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