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Clonmel Applefest have called of an event to launch their brochure this weekend as a mark of respect to the victims of the Clonmel car crash
The organisers of the Clonmel Applefest have decided to call off their brochure and flags launch event due to be held this weekend.
"In light of so many deeply affected and grieving by the recent tragedy where four young people lost their lives last Friday, we at Clonmel Applefest have decided to postpone our brochure and flags’ launch event of this week untill further notice. We extend our deepest condolences to the families, friends and all of the community touched by the tragedy in Clonmel and beyond." said a statement from the organisers.
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