'Handsome' Tipperary boy named as teenager killed in Belfast crash

The Tipperary teenager who died after being involved in a crash in Belfast has been described as "handsome" and a "legend" by his family. 

16-year-old Callum Hutchinson from Borrisokane in North Tipperary died on a stretch of road just outside Belfast that is famous for its motorsport connections. 

The driver of the car that crashed into the one Callum was in at Nutts Corner has been arrested on a number of offences.

His uncle Shane wrote in a tribute: "Rest in peace my legend of a nephew. I’ll never get over this. It’s only been a few hours. I miss you so much oh god help us trew this. Forever 16." 

"Remember Your Sister Maggie showing You this photo the day after Mikey’s wedding, telling u how she loved it we was both telling u how well u looked and how u should upload it. The smiles on Your face was never normal, had that posted straight after. If only You knew how handsome You really was U was some boy Nephew only one Callum Hutchinson," his cousin Mary wrote.

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Two other passengers, including a 10-year-old in a critical condition, are in hospital following the two-car collision, according to BreakingNews.ie. 

Emergency services were called to the scene just before 8am yesterday morning, following the collision between a black Volkswagen Golf and a silver Volkswagen Passat. 

The Golf driver has been arrested on a number of offences.