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Tributes have poured in for a 26-year-old mother who tragically died after being injured following a crash in Co Derry.
Louisa Jane Crawford was involved in a collision in the early hours of Saturday, in the Aghadowey area.
The incident occurred on the Glenkeen Road at approximately 3.20am.
“Dearly beloved daughter of Ian and Barbara, dearest sister of Christopher, Megan and Jack, dear partner of Lee, loving mother of Bobby-John, loving granddaughter of John and the late Sadie also of Pat and the late Bobby,” read Louisa’s death notice.
Since the tragic news broke out, tributes have been pouring in for the young mother of one.
“Completely lost for words. Sleep tight our beautiful angel, you will be missed so much by everyone,” wrote a friend in tribute.
The young woman was formerly of Clarehill Park, Aghadowey, dearly beloved daughter of Ian and Barbara, dearest sister of Christopher, Megan and Jack, dear partner of Lee, loving mother of Bobby-John, loving granddaughter of John and the late Sadie also of Pat and the late Bobby.
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