Inquest hears four young people died in loss-of-control crash

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Four young people died in a crash near Armagh, County Armagh, in March 2024 caused by loss of control.

An inquest has examined a fatal road crash in County Armagh in March 2024 that killed four young people. Experts who investigated the scene told the inquest that the crash was caused by loss of control. Witnesses described seeing fire at the scene.

The inquest heard evidence about the impact on the families of those who died. Testimony included statements from relatives describing their loss, including one family member's words that 'mummy is a wee angel'. The crash is among the worst road accidents Northern Ireland has experienced in recent years.

Inquest hears four young people died in loss-of-control crash — Image: Belfast Live

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Co Armagh crash that claimed four lives caused by "loss of control," inquest hearsThe inquest heard from two experts who evaluated the scene of the crashBelfast Live · 6 Oct, 16:41
‘I could see something on fire’: Inquest hears how scene of one of NI’s worst road crashes unfoldedFour young people died in an accident near Armagh in March 2024Belfast Telegraph · 5 Oct, 14:15
‘Mummy is a wee angel’: Devastating impact of loss of four young people in horror crash heard at inquestThe four victims died in a crash in Co Armagh in 2024Belfast Telegraph · 5 Oct, 14:15
‘Mummy is a wee angel’: Inquest hears impact of death of young people in one of NI’s worst road crashesThe four victims died in a crash in Co Armagh in 2024Belfast Telegraph · 5 Oct, 14:15

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