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Man killed in two car collision | |
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A man has died after a road accident in County Fermanagh. | A man has died after a road accident in County Fermanagh. |
William Hull, 24, from Clogher died in the crash which involved two cars and happened on the Clabby Road at Fivemiletown on Saturday morning. | William Hull, 24, from Clogher died in the crash which involved two cars and happened on the Clabby Road at Fivemiletown on Saturday morning. |
A man and a woman were seriously injured and three children were also taken to hospital, but it is understood they are not badly hurt. | A man and a woman were seriously injured and three children were also taken to hospital, but it is understood they are not badly hurt. |
Meanwhile, one man has been taken to hospital following a crash on the Toome bypass in County Antrim. | |
It is believed the car involved hit the edge of a roundabout before ending up on its roof. | |
Motorists are also being warned of possible delays following a three car collision on the Belfast to Bangor road, close to the Culloden Hotel. | |
On Saturday, a 20-year-old man has died in an accident in County Donegal. | |
It happened on the main Londonderry to Moville road at Quigleys Point at about 0230 GMT. It is understood the victim was from Derry's Waterside. | |
A 19-year-old male passenger was taken to Altnagelvin hospital with minor injuries, where his condition is described as stable. | A 19-year-old male passenger was taken to Altnagelvin hospital with minor injuries, where his condition is described as stable. |
Local parish priest, Father John Farren, said the scene of the accident was "traumatic". | Local parish priest, Father John Farren, said the scene of the accident was "traumatic". |
"There were ambulances, the Fire Brigade and gardai," he said. | "There were ambulances, the Fire Brigade and gardai," he said. |
"My thoughts go out - not alone to the people there and the fellow that was injured - but also to the family members who I knew at that time were very shortly going to get tragic news. | "My thoughts go out - not alone to the people there and the fellow that was injured - but also to the family members who I knew at that time were very shortly going to get tragic news. |
"It never seems to end at all on the roads here. It is another very tragic event - the loss of a young man just at the very start of his life." | "It never seems to end at all on the roads here. It is another very tragic event - the loss of a young man just at the very start of his life." |