War radio report brought to virtual and visual reality

One of the most dramatic radio reports of the Second World War has been brought to virtual and visual reality by a Waterford-based education company.

War radio report brought to virtual and visual reality

By Niall Murray, Education Correspondent

One of the most dramatic radio reports of the Second World War has been brought to virtual and visual reality by a Waterford-based education company.

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