Moy fatal crash: funeral details for Co Tyrone victims Conor Quinn and Laura Hoy-Henry released
Funeral arrangements for two of the victims of Saturday night's horrific crash near Moy, which claimed three lives, have been released.
The funeral for 31-one-year-old Conor Quinn will leave his parents at 44 Derrylaughan Road, Coalisland, for Requiem Mass in St Brigid’s Church, Brocagh at 11 am, on Wednesday. Interment will follow in the adjoining cemetery.
A death notice states Mr Quinn was ‘the beloved son of Bernie (nee Gates) and Hugh, and cherished father of Riley, Garry, Cathair, Turlough.
Family flowers only and donations can be made to Northland Addiction Treatment Centre c/o the family or Patsy Taggart Funeral Services.
The funeral for mother-of-one Laura Hoy-Henry of Ballinderry Bridge Road, Cookstown, will be held on Thursday.
She was the daughter of Dympna Hoy (nee McCann) and Dessie Henry also stepdaughter of Benny O’Neill and Marie Henry (nee Quinn) and devoted mother of Laoise (O’Neill).
Funeral will leave her home on Thursday (February 26th) at 11.10 am going to Church of The Most Holy Trinity Cookstown, for 12 noon Requiem Mass, followed by burial in Forthill Cemetery.
Family flower only. Donations in lieu to Air Ambulance, c/o the family.
The third victim of road tragedy was father of six John Guy from Keady, Co Armagh (formerly Dublin). His funeral arrangements have yet to be announced.
The PSNI are continuing to investigate the incident.
A spokerperson said: “Our enquiries are continuing today, and anyone who was in the area and may have witnessed the collision, or who has dash-cam footage or any other information, should contact police on 101 quoting reference number 1654 21/02/26.”