Widow of UN worker appeals for justice two years after Boeing crash

On the second anniversary of the plane crash in Ethopia that killed her husband Mick and 156 others, Naoise Ryan has written to the Taoiseach urging him to seek support from US President Joe Biden to get justice for victims' families
Naoise Ryan with a photo of her late husband Mick, who died in a plane crash in Ethopia two years ago.

Naoise Ryan with a photo of her late husband Mick, who died in a plane crash in Ethopia two years ago.

Naoise Ryan, the Cork widow of UN worker Mick Ryan who died in a Boeing crash two years ago on Wednesday, has appealed to Taoiseach Micheál Martin and US President Joe Biden for help in her ongoing fight for justice.

On the second anniversary of the crash in Ethopia that killed her husband and 156 others, Naoise Ryan has written to the Taoiseach urging him to seek support from US President Joe Biden when they speak on St Patrick’s Day.

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