The bodies of two Dublin teenagers who died on a Greek island while celebrating the end of exams have been returned to Ireland.
Andrew O'Donnell and Max Wall, who were both 18, were former pupils at St Michael's College who had just completed their leaving certificate.Up to 90 ex-pupils of the school were on the island celebrating the end of their exams when the deaths occurred last weekend.A funeral mass for Mr Wall will take place at the Church of the Sacred Heart in Donnybrook in Dublin on Monday and he will be buried at Kilternan Cemetery Park.
On Wednesday, the funeral mass for his friend and classmate Mr O'Donnell will take place in the same church. Mr O'Donnell went missing after a night out on 30 June and his body was found on rocky ground two days later.
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