Grave of the Victims of the Aer Lingus Crash of 1952
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Grave of the Victims of the Aer Lingus Crash of 1952
Image: © Eric Jones Taken: 17 Aug 2006
This is the grave of the 12 recovered bodies of the 23 people killed on 10th January, 1952 when the Aer Lingus Douglas DC-3 Dakota 'St Kevin' enroute from Northolt to Dublin clipped Snowdon and crashed into a peat bog in Cwm Edno Image The victims are buried in the north-east corner of the new cemetery across the road from Llanbeblig Church. Image
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Image Location
Latitude
53.134519
Longitude
-4.263082