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Arrangements announced for St Patrick’s Day crash victim

Arrangements have been announced for the victim of a fatal road traffic collision in Enniskillen on St Patrick’s Day.

34 year old Niamh Kavanagh, originally from Galway and more recently living in Bundoran, died after the collision on Marble Arch Road shortly before 10pm on Tuesday, March 17.

Niamh will be sadly missed by her heartbroken family, her Mam Barbara, her sister Clíona, her loving partner Michael and her beloved Luna and Oreo, Barbara’s loving partner Fabian Gillick, Clíona’s partner Melissa, her adopted sister Amanda Fahy and her godchild Caolán.

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Deeply regretted by her aunts Trish, Fiona, Anna and Helen, her uncles Damien and Yvonne, Aiden and Delores Bennett and Noel and Jenny, Michael’s parents Tony and Marie Liston, Michael’s sisters Maeve and Mark Liston and Jennifer and Steve Samuel /Liston, all her cousins a large circle of friends and her father Bartley Kavanagh and all the Kavanagh Family.

Arrangements

Reposing at Corrandulla Mortuary Chapel (H91HN83) on Sunday evening, March 22 from 5pm removal at 7pm to her Mam’s Home in Kilgill.

Private Cremation to follow on Monday, March 23 at 3pm at Shannon Crematorium (V14PV30).

House strictly private, by request, please

Family flowers only, donations, if desired, to Irish Senior Citizen Parliament and MADRA.

Investigation 

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The investigation into the two-car collision is continuing.

The PSNI have appealed to anyone who witnessed the collision, or who has digital footage which could assist with the investigation, to contact the Collision Investigation Unit on 101, quoting reference number 1735 17/03/26.

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