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Sixth death on roads over weekend Six die in carnage on NI roads
(about 15 hours later)
A 17-year-old youth has become the sixth person to die on Northern Ireland's roads this weekend. Six people have died in a weekend of carnage in Northern Ireland's roads.
Karl McAuley died after the car he was driving crashed on the Tobermore Road in Draperstown, County Londonderry, at approximately 1420 GMT on Saturday. Karl McAuley, 17, a talented GAA player died after the car he was driving crashed at Tobermore Road, Draperstown, County Londonderry, on Saturday.
He was well-known in the area as an up-and-coming talent in both hurling and Gaelic football. Earlier, a mother and her daughter were killed in an accident on the Culmore Road, Derry, at 0920 GMT.
Sunday's Ulster Hurling Minor Championship Final was cancelled as a mark of respect. A man and a woman were killed at Frosses Road near Ballymena. In Newscastle, Niall McGowan, 19, from Castlewellan died on Friday night.
Karl played for Ballinascreen, where the hurling final was to be played. The deaths bring the number of people killed on Northern Ireland's roads this year to a total of 97.
'Great talent' Several people were taken to hospital after the Newcastle accident.
The woman who died near Ballymena just before 0200 GMT on Saturday was Marjorie Kerr, 48, from Ballymoney.
The name of the 45-year-old man who died in the same accident has not been released yet. Another man suffered serious injuries.
Two people died in an accident at Frosses Road near Ballymena
The two women killed in a car crash in Derry on Saturday morning were Bernie McElhinney, 57, and her daughter, Lisa Marie, who was 31 years old.
Bernie McElhinney is well known for her work with the Weight Watchers organisation.
The pair died when their car was in collision with another vehicle on the Culmore Road on Saturday morning. Another person was injured.
Sunday's Ulster Hurling Minor Championship Final was cancelled as a mark of respect to Karl McAuley. He played for Ballinascreen, where the hurling final was to be played.
Former Derry County captain Tony Scullion, who had coached the teenager, said he had "great talent".Former Derry County captain Tony Scullion, who had coached the teenager, said he had "great talent".
"He was a dual player in the club - he played hurling and football - and he had great success last year at under-16 level when they won the all-county football championship and he was a major player on that team. "He had everything that you need in a young sportsman, and was a lad who had a great future ahead of him," he said.
"He had everything that you need in a young sportsman, and was a lad who had a great future ahead of him."