11/06/2018

Police Appeal Following Fatal Crash In Fermanagh

Police are appealing for witnesses following a fatal crash in Co Fermanagh.

A 42-year-old man died in the crash which happened on the Belfast Road in Brookeborough at around 8.35am on Friday, 08 June.

The man was the driver of one of the vehicles involved.

Police are appealing to anyone who may have dash can footage to contact them.

(CD/MH)

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