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A man has been killed in a two-car collision near Portrush on the north coast. A man has been killed in a two-car collision near Portrush on the north coast of County Antrim.
The victim died in hospital and three other people were injured in the crash on the Ballybogey Road. The victim died in hospital and three other people, including a nine-year-old child, were injured in the crash on the Ballybogey Road.
The accident happened close to the Priestland Road junction at about 2030 BST on Tuesday.The accident happened close to the Priestland Road junction at about 2030 BST on Tuesday.
Police have not yet released the man's name, but it is understood he was from Coleraine. They have asked for witnesses to contact them. Police, who appealed for witnesses, have not released the man's name, but it is understood he was from Coleraine.
Eight people have been killed on the Ballybogey Road in just over a year.
UUP Councillor Norman Hillis has called for a safety review to be carried out on the road, which he says is a notorious accident blackspot.
A total of 71 people have been killed on Northern Ireland's roads so far this year.