Funeral details announced for Tipperary-born woman killed in Belfast hit-and-run
The late Raven Adams was one of two pedestrians struck by a vehicle in a hit-and-run collision in Belfast
The funeral of the 24 -year-old Tipperary born woman, who died tragically after being struck by a vehicle in Belfast on Thursday, will take place in Dundalk where she grew up and at a Dublin crematorium.
The remains of the late Rachel Adams of Dundalk and Belfast will repose at Shevlin's Funeral Home, Barrack Street, Dundalk on Monday from 4pm to 8pm and will be removed to Dardistown Crematorium in Dublin ((K67 HP26)) on Tuesday, July 21 at 10.30am. A celebration of life service will take place at the crematorium at 11.30am that day.
Raven is sadly missed and remembered with love by her dad Adam, mum Kelsie, brothers and sisters Callum, Jade, Chandi, Julianna and Aaron, grandparents Mike and Jane Gill, stepmum Lucy and extended family.
She is also remembered by all her dear friends and work colleagues in Dundalk and Belfast, and by all who knew and loved her.
Raven was one of two pedestrians struck by a vehicle in a hit-and-run collision at York Street, north Belfast around 2.40am on Thursday. She died at the scene. The second pedestrian, a man, was seriously injured.
Francis Donaldson, aged 22, from Cardigan Drive in Belfast appeared before Belfast Magistrates' Court on Friday charged with a number of driving offences connected with the tragic incident including causing death by dangerous driving.