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Home›Green Marine›Tragedy prompts fishing safety class
Green Marine

January 19, 2007 · about 20 years ago

Tragedy prompts fishing safety class

after hitting rocks, has prompted a series of safety seminars in Northern Ireland. The family of Conor Bogues, whose body has never been found, called for more to be done to protect fishermen after the tragedy a year ago.

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after hitting rocks, has prompted a series of safety seminars in Northern Ireland. The family of Conor Bogues, whose body has never been found, called for more to be done to protect fishermen after the tragedy a year ago.

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