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Creeslough: Who were the 10 victims of petrol station explosion? Creeslough: Who were the 10 victims of petrol station explosion?
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Top row left to right: Shauna Flanagan Garwe and her father Robert Garwe, Leona Harper, Hugh Kelly, Jessica Gallagher. Bottom row left to right: Martin McGill, James O'Flaherty, Martina Martin, Catherine O'Donnell and son James MonaghanTop row left to right: Shauna Flanagan Garwe and her father Robert Garwe, Leona Harper, Hugh Kelly, Jessica Gallagher. Bottom row left to right: Martin McGill, James O'Flaherty, Martina Martin, Catherine O'Donnell and son James Monaghan
Friends and neighbours have paid tribute to the 10 people who were killed by a huge explosion at a petrol station in the Republic of Ireland.Friends and neighbours have paid tribute to the 10 people who were killed by a huge explosion at a petrol station in the Republic of Ireland.
The victims - ranging in age from five to 59 - lost their lives in the disaster in the County Donegal village of Creeslough on Friday.The victims - ranging in age from five to 59 - lost their lives in the disaster in the County Donegal village of Creeslough on Friday.
Gardaí (Irish police) said they were all "local people" who lived in the village or in surrounding areas.Gardaí (Irish police) said they were all "local people" who lived in the village or in surrounding areas.
Shauna Flanagan Garwe and Robert GarweShauna Flanagan Garwe and Robert Garwe
Five-year-old Shauna was the youngest of the people who died and was with her father Robert when the explosion happened.Five-year-old Shauna was the youngest of the people who died and was with her father Robert when the explosion happened.
"Shauna was a playful, energetic little girl - she always asked for a lollipop," said Creeslough pharmacist Fergus Brennan."Shauna was a playful, energetic little girl - she always asked for a lollipop," said Creeslough pharmacist Fergus Brennan.
"Looking at her photograph as the names have been released brings home the tragedy of a life cut short."Looking at her photograph as the names have been released brings home the tragedy of a life cut short.
"A beautiful little girl... her dad doted on her.""A beautiful little girl... her dad doted on her."
Robert, known in the village as Bob, had taken his daughter to the shop to buy a birthday cake and treats.Robert, known in the village as Bob, had taken his daughter to the shop to buy a birthday cake and treats.
Catherine O'Donnell and James MonaghanCatherine O'Donnell and James Monaghan
Catherine, 39, and her son James were in the queue for the post office inside the shop when the explosion happened.Catherine, 39, and her son James were in the queue for the post office inside the shop when the explosion happened.
They had gone there after the 13-year-old had finished school for the day.They had gone there after the 13-year-old had finished school for the day.
He had been studying at Mulroy College in the nearby town of Milford.He had been studying at Mulroy College in the nearby town of Milford.
Leona HarperLeona Harper
Leona was described as a talented rugby player by Letterkenny Rugby Club, where she played in the under-14 team.Leona was described as a talented rugby player by Letterkenny Rugby Club, where she played in the under-14 team.
She was a supporter of Liverpool Football Club, which posted on Twitter that it was "deeply saddened" by her death.She was a supporter of Liverpool Football Club, which posted on Twitter that it was "deeply saddened" by her death.
The 14-year-old, who was a pupil at Mulroy College in Milford, had been due to go to a birthday party on Friday.The 14-year-old, who was a pupil at Mulroy College in Milford, had been due to go to a birthday party on Friday.
Instead she decided to go to Creeslough for a sleepover with a friend.Instead she decided to go to Creeslough for a sleepover with a friend.
She was picking an ice cream in the shop when the explosion happened.She was picking an ice cream in the shop when the explosion happened.
Her family said they were "eternally grateful" to those who had helped to find her body.Her family said they were "eternally grateful" to those who had helped to find her body.
Jessica GallagherJessica Gallagher
Jessica was a fashion graduate who had studied in Paris and Shanghai and was due to start a new job as a designer in Belfast.Jessica was a fashion graduate who had studied in Paris and Shanghai and was due to start a new job as a designer in Belfast.
The 24-year-old was visiting her boyfriend in his apartment above the petrol station when the explosion happened.The 24-year-old was visiting her boyfriend in his apartment above the petrol station when the explosion happened.
Aileen Níc Pháidín knew Jessica well from their childhood.Aileen Níc Pháidín knew Jessica well from their childhood.
"She was a lovely girl - I was really friendly with her when I was younger," she said."She was a lovely girl - I was really friendly with her when I was younger," she said.
"We went back and forth to each other's houses, baking together."We went back and forth to each other's houses, baking together.
"Me and my brother would have been over a lot in her house and her mammy would have made us dinners every day - very good-hearted people.""Me and my brother would have been over a lot in her house and her mammy would have made us dinners every day - very good-hearted people."
James O'FlahertyJames O'Flaherty
Forty-eight-year-old James was originally from Sydney in Australia.Forty-eight-year-old James was originally from Sydney in Australia.
He was married and was the father of one son.He was married and was the father of one son.
He had been living in Dunfanaghy, a small town about 10-minutes driver from Creeslough. He had been living in Dunfanaghy, a small town about 10 minutes drive from Creeslough.
Martin McGillMartin McGill
Martin was described as a "devoted son" who cared for his elderly mother.Martin was described as a "devoted son" who cared for his elderly mother.
The 49-year-old regularly visited the village pharmacy to collect medication for her.The 49-year-old regularly visited the village pharmacy to collect medication for her.
"[He] was such a special, lovable and friendly young man, very well known and liked around Creeslough," said pharmacist Fergus Brennan."[He] was such a special, lovable and friendly young man, very well known and liked around Creeslough," said pharmacist Fergus Brennan.
After the explosion Martin's mother was trying to find him and called the pharmacy to ask if he had been there.After the explosion Martin's mother was trying to find him and called the pharmacy to ask if he had been there.
"Tragically one of our team went up to [the petrol station] and Martin's car was on the forecourt," said Mr Brennan."Tragically one of our team went up to [the petrol station] and Martin's car was on the forecourt," said Mr Brennan.
Martina MartinMartina Martin
Martina was working in the shop at the petrol station.Martina was working in the shop at the petrol station.
She was 49 and was a mother of four.She was 49 and was a mother of four.
Her sons Sean and Neil attended a vigil in the nearby village of Downings on Sunday night.Her sons Sean and Neil attended a vigil in the nearby village of Downings on Sunday night.
There they shook hands with and hugged firefighters from Meavagh Fire Station who had been at the scene of the blast on Friday. There they shook hands with and hugged firefighters from Mevagh Fire Station who had been at the scene of the blast on Friday.
Hugh KellyHugh Kelly
Hugh was a farmer from the area.Hugh was a farmer from the area.
He was 59 years old and was the oldest person to die as a result of the explosion.He was 59 years old and was the oldest person to die as a result of the explosion.