Three Men Die In Kerry Fishing Tragedy
Three people have died following a fishing tragedy in Kerry.
The bodies of three men have been recovered from the water off the South Kerry coast, after a boat was spotted partially submerged near Coonanna Pier.
One of the men is in his 50s and the other two are in their 30s.
It's believed they had been on a fishing trip when they got into difficulty.
Irish Coast Guard search and rescue co-ordination manager Gerard O'Flynn says a major operation got underway as soon as the boat was spotted.
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