Latest: Elderly man's body removed from fire-stricken house in Co Clare

Update 12.55pm: A body, believed to be that of a man aged in his late 80s, has been removed from a fire-stricken house in Co Clare today.

Latest: Elderly man's body removed from fire-stricken house in Co Clare
Wed, 05 Apr, 2017 - 12:26

Update 12.55pm: A body, believed to be that of a man aged in his late 80s, has been removed from a fire-stricken house in Co Clare today.

The remains have been taken to University Hospital Limerick where a postmortem examination will take place.

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