US EditionMother and Daughter Killed in Donegal Crash Named Locally
COUNTY DONEGAL, IRELAND, JUL 3 – Natalie McLaughlin, a nurse, and her six-year-old daughter died after a collision on a rural road with a history of fatal accidents, Gardaí said investigations continue.
- On Wednesday evening, a collision on the R240 at Glentogher in Donegal killed six-year-old Ella and her mother Natalie, injuring three other family members.
- Following Wednesday’s crash on the R240 at Glentogher, Gardaí opened an investigation into a road known for previous deadly accidents, with the road briefly closed for forensic examination.
- Gardaí confirmed that Ella was fatally injured at the scene, while Natalie was transferred to Belfast hospital where she later died; Rhea Rose and Irwin were treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
- In the wake of this tragedy, Gardaí appeal for witnesses and dash-cam footage as the road reopens after technical examination.
- Beyond this tragedy, rural roads account for over 70% of fatal collisions, prompting calls for better maintenance, education, and emergency services to address escalating risks.
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Nurse and daughter, 6, killed in horror car crash with van as husband and girl, 2, in hospital - The Mirror
Natalie McLaughlin and her child Ella, six, tragically died after a car crash in Donegal, Ireland, this week. The nurse's husband and other child, aged two, are in hospital
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