Three men from Latvia died June 19 when their car was involved in an apparent one-vehicle accident
Published:
24 June 2004 y., Thursday
Three men from Latvia died June 19 when their car was involved in an apparent one-vehicle accident, smashing into a bridge in County Donegal in Ireland, near the border with Northern Ireland, according to Irish media reports.
A fourth man in the car was injured and taken to Letterkenny General Hospital in Letterkenny, Radio Telefís Éireann reported.
According to Irish media, the car was discovered at about 7:45 a.m. by a passer-by.
The three, whose names have not been released, reportedly worked at a factory in Buncrana, Ireland. They were all in their twenties.
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