Two Limerick men named as victims of Co Clare crash

Two Limerick men who were killed in a crash on the outskirts of the city last week have been identified.

Mon, 30 Sep, 2019 - 17:41

Digital Desk staff

Two Limerick men who were killed in a crash on the outskirts of the city last week have been identified.

The bodies of 30-year-old Patrick Hogan of Thomandgate, and 24-year-old Jonathon Healy of Kileely, were found in a burnt out car at Quinspool, Parteen Co Clare on September 26.

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Courts Road accident Place: Limerick Place: Co Clare Place: Thomandgate Place: Kileely Place: Quinspool Place: Parteen Co Clare Person: Patrick Hogan Person: Jonathon Healy Organisation: University Hospital Limerick Organisation: Garda Confidential Line

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