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Donor move by parents of boy killed in barn roof fall

by Conrad Murray — last modified 30-08-2006 06:19

THE parents of Austin Irvine, 13, who died after falling from the roof of a barn at his family's farm, are to donate his heart valves in the hope of giving at least one other child a new life.

The Speyside High School pupil died on Friday, four days after the accident near Tomintoul. His funeral is tomorrow, which would have been his 14th birthday.

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