Mourners told they are 'God’s toughest soldiers' at Clondalkin fire victims' funeral

Latest: Huge crowds gathered today to pay their respects to the mother and children who died in the tragic fire in Clondalkin last week.

Mourners told they are 'God’s toughest soldiers' at Clondalkin fire victims' funeral
Mon, 13 Mar, 2017 - 06:25

Update 12.50pm: Huge crowds gathered today to pay their respects to the mother and children who died in the tragic fire in Clondalkin last week.

Five coffins passed through the doors of St Anne's Church in Shankill.

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