Irish nurse tends to the wounded in Bali

An Irish nurse is in Bali tending to the injured.

Sun, 13 Oct, 2002 - 13:33

An Irish nurse is in Bali tending to the injured.

Noelette O'Brien from Clonmel is staying close to where one of the blasts ripped through a popular bar and clubbing area, killing almost 200 tourists and locals.

Her mother Rosie said her daughter narrowly escaped with her life.

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