Teenage boy remains in serious condition following boating accident

It is understood that a boom may have swung across the deck of the boat and struck the boy in the head.

Teenage boy remains in serious condition following boating accident
Sun, 25 Jun, 2017 - 08:13

Additional reporting by Eoin English

A 14-year-old boy remains in a serious condition in hospital after a boating accident in Cork.

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