Father of man who drowned in Grand Canal hopes plaque can be erected in son's memory
Greg in beige cap with a busker at the memorial for his son Alex Warnick in July at the Garden of Remembrace where 75 people showed up to pay their respects.
The American father of a homeless man who died in a double drowning last year in a canal in Dublin is urging the local council to erect a plaque in memory of his son.
Alex Warnick, aged 42, lost his life alongside his 49-year-old friend Donal Scanlon from Co Kerry when they fell into the Grand Canal. Their remains were discovered by a passer-by at around 8am on July 6.
