Tributes paid to Cork nun who died in Birmingham crash

Tributes have been paid to a Cork nun who was tragically killed in an accident in Birmingham on Friday.

Tributes paid to Cork nun who died in Birmingham crash
Mon, 29 Apr, 2019 - 16:25
Kevin O’Neill

Tributes have been paid to a Cork nun who was tragically killed in an accident in Birmingham on Friday.

Sr Ita Keane was crossing Park Road, Aston in Birmingham when she was struck by a car on Friday afternoon. She was brought to hospital by emergency services but died a short time later.

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CourtsIta KeaneCorkBirminghamPlace: BirminghamPlace: Park Road, AstonPlace: Lower Glanmire RoadPlace: CorkPlace: Hunters Hill, Handsworth, BirminghamPlace: LondonPlace: LimerickPlace: Cape CodPerson: Sr Ita KeanePerson: ItaPerson: Khalid MahmoodPerson: HelenPerson: SrPerson: KeanePerson: Ita KeanePerson: Sr ItaPerson: SeanPerson: BredaPerson: PatrickPerson: EstherPerson: MaryPerson: GeorgeEvent: Autumn Sabbatical Course 2017Organisation: St Mary's ConventOrganisation: St Francis Catholic Primary SchoolOrganisation: St Mary's Kinnoull Monastery & RetreatOrganisation: West Midlands PoliceOrganisation: Sisters of Mercy
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