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PRIMATE OF ALL IRELAND “SHOCKED AND DEEPLY SADDENED” AT DEATHS OF SIX IRISH STUDENTS

written by John June 16, 2015
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Archbishop Eamon Martin, Primate of All Ireland, shocked at deaths of six Irish students

THE Derry-born Catholic Primate of All Ireland has offered prayers for the families of six Irish students who tragically died after a balcony collapsed in America.

Seven other friends have been left in hospital as an investigation gets underway to find out the cause of the accident this morning in Berkely, north California.

Bishop Eamon Martin said: “Like many others, I am shocked and deeply saddened to hear the reports of the tragic deaths of five Irish students earlier today in Berkeley, California.

“This devastating news will be felt by Irish people everywhere, and particularly by those who have family and friends abroad.

“I pray that the eight injured students will fully recover from this terrible accident.

“The death of a child or young person is the worst news that a parent can receive.

“At this profoundly painful time I pray for those who have died, and ask also for prayerful support for their grieving families, fellow students and loved ones,” added Bishop Martin.

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