Relatives of some of those killed in the Creeslough explosion reflect on that devastating day a year on.
Creeslough: 'It's one of the hardest things I will ever have to do'On Saturday, the Irish village of Creeslough will mark one year since an explosion that killed 10 people.
The blast, at a service station on 7 October 2022, destroyed the village's only shop and a section of an apartment block. The cause is still unknown, with an investigation by gardaí continuing. The County Donegal town, about 30 miles from the border with Northern Ireland, has a population of about 400 people.
Speaking to BBC News NI for the first time, the parents of Leona Harper, aged 14, and Jessica Gallagher, 24, share memories of their daughters, as well as their own experiences of that deadly night 12 months ago.
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Remembering the 10 victims of the Creeslough tragedyitemprop=description content=A service is to be held at the site of the blast in memory of the ten people who lost their lives last October.
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