A convoy of 50 Dublin bikers gathered in the city centre earlier today as part of a poignant tribute to see off the repatriation of biker Paul Ingram, who sadly lost his life in a crash on the M50 last month.
Mr Ingram and his friend Brian McFarlane, English holidaymakers who were touring around Ireland, were tragically killed in the crash on the M50 on June 3. Both men were life-long bikers and well-known among the biking community in Ireland and the UK.
Speaking to Dublin Live, organiser Mark Byrne said that he and the other bikers decided to do a guard of honour for Mr Ingram as his funeral cortege left Flanagan's Funeral Home on Aungier Street. He said: "I just said we'd do a little guard of honour for them as they're leaving the country.
