Firm which tested school bus involved in fatal crash, appeals conviction

Boy (15) died after vehicle went out of control near Clara, Co Offaly in 2004

Fri, Nov 3, 2017, 17:37

Ruaidhrí Giblin

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard that the bus was carrying more than 30 students on a school run. File photograph: Michaela Rehle/Reuters

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard that the bus was carrying more than 30 students on a school run. File photograph: Michaela Rehle/Reuters

A vehicle testing firm found guilty of breaching health and safety laws in the testing of a school bus subsequently involved in a fatal crash has brought an appeal against conviction.

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