'He loved this place': Lackawanna remembers Coach Christopher Nicholson after tragic crash

'Much loved' mum-of-two killed in car crash near her home

Shelly Feeney, a mother of two and a classroom assistant, died on Saturday A ‘much loved’ young mother died from injuries sustained in a car crash a day before her father’s death. Shelley Feeney, aged in her 30s, spent nearly a week in hospital after a one-car crash in Ballymoney, Northern Ireland, on Monday, April 14. The young mother died on Saturday, five days after the collision around 10.30am on Knockmore Road, Co Antrim. A child was also i…

Tributes pour in for 'much-loved' mum-of-two killed in horror crash

A ‘much-loved’ mum-of-two has died following a devastating car crash, just days after the sudden death of her father. Shelly Feeney, in her 30s, passed away after a horror smash in Ballymoney, Northern Ireland. FacebookShelly Feeney spent five days in intensive care, bravely fighting for her life.[/caption] FacebookHeartfelt tributes have flooded social media as parents, colleagues, and friends spoke of Shelly’s kindness and impact[/caption] The…

'He loved this place': Lackawanna remembers Coach Christopher Nicholson after tragic crash

The Lackawanna community is mourning the loss of 47-year-old Christopher Nicholson, a father, grandfather and sports coach known as "Coach Boots." Nicholson and his dog died in a crash last week on the Seneca Nation.For 15 years, Nicholson volunteered with the Lackawanna Little Loop and the Lackawanna Youth Diamond Sports. He played a significant role in shaping the lives of many young athletes."He helped raise me," Decoda Plandowski said. "I wo…

Tributes flow to 'much loved' mother and classroom assistant after tragic death

Shelly Feeney, who was aged in her 30s, had been in a critical condition in hospital following a crash last Monday

NI school's tribute after tragic death of 'much loved' classroom assistant

Shelly Feeney, who was aged in her 30s, had been in a critical condition in hospital following a crash last Monday

Passing of Shelly Feeney

Commenting on the passing of Shelly Feeney TUV vice chairman Councillor Allister Kyle said: “I am deeply saddened to learn of the death of Shelly Feeney following a tragic accident last week. I know her partner well as a result of his involvement with Coleraine Football Club. The esteem in which the family is held is demonstrated by the fact that a Go Fund Me set up in the wake of the accident has already raised in excess of £20,000.” TUV leader…