Unimaginable grief
The father of one of the teenage girls killed in a crash on the way to their Debs held her in his arms as she passed away, it emerged last night.The best friends lost their lives just outside Clones, Co Monaghan, on Monday evening.It has emerged Kiea’s dad Frankie held her in his arms as her life slipped away. It is understood he came upon the crash not long after the impact and held his daughter as emergency services rushed to the scene.
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“I have no words to describe the emotions going through me right now. I really don’t know what to do without you.“I just hope you know that we all love you so much. Social Protection Minister and local TD Heather Humphreys spoke to reporters outside Largy College where the girls were pupils.
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