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Down Rally, Castlewellan, cancelled after car goes into water Down Rally: Ryan Bradley, from Kilrea, dies after car goes into water
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A rally driving event in County Down has been cancelled after a competitor's car crashed into a wall and ended up in water. A County Londonderry man has died at a rally driving event in County Down.
The incident happened during the first stage of the Down Rally near Castlewellan on Saturday. Police said Ryan Bradley, from the Kilrea area, was killed following an incident at the Down Rally.
Police divers remain at the scene of the incident at Lackan Road, which is beside Lough Island Reavy reservoir. The event was cancelled after a competitor's car crashed into a wall and ended up in water, near Castlewellan.
One man has been taken to hospital but his injuries are not thought to be life-threatening. Police divers attended the scene of the incident at Lackan Road, which is beside Lough Island Reavy reservoir.
Another man was taken to hospital but his injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.
Lackan Road remains closed.Lackan Road remains closed.
In a statement, the rally organisers said the event had been cancelled at the first service halt.In a statement, the rally organisers said the event had been cancelled at the first service halt.
"The incident on stage one is still being investigated," the statement on its website said."The incident on stage one is still being investigated," the statement on its website said.
"A further statement will be made in due course.""A further statement will be made in due course."
The rally began just before 10:00 BST on Saturday from the centre of Castlewellan.The rally began just before 10:00 BST on Saturday from the centre of Castlewellan.
About 70 crews headed the short distance to the first test at Lough Island Reavy and were due to go to Katesbridge before returning to Castlewellan Forest Park for service.About 70 crews headed the short distance to the first test at Lough Island Reavy and were due to go to Katesbridge before returning to Castlewellan Forest Park for service.