Sign Book of Condolences in Naas for Brussels attacks and Buncrana tragedy

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The Mayor of Kildare Cllr Brendan Weld has opened Books of Condolence at Kildare Co Council for the victims of the Buncrana tragedy as well as the Brussels attacks.placeholder image
The Mayor of Kildare Cllr Brendan Weld has opened Books of Condolence at Kildare Co Council for the victims of the Buncrana tragedy as well as the Brussels attacks.

The Books of Condolence are located on Level 1 beside the main Reception desk and will be available for signing until 5 pm this evening.

A car slipped off the pier in Buncrana Pier on Sunday evening resulting in the deaths of Seán McGrotty (49), his sons Mark (12) and Evan (8); Seán’s sister-in-law, Jodie-Lee (14) and the boys’ grandmother, Ruth Daniels.

Bomb attacks at Zaventem Airport in Brussels on Tuesday morning killed 11 people while 20 people died at Maelbeek Metro Station.

As many as 300 were injured in both atrocities and about 150 people remain in hospital with 61 still in intensive care.

The Islamic State (IS) terror group has said it was behind the attacks in Belgium.

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