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Jamie Diver's Funeral Mass will take place on Gortahork on Wednesday. Photo: Gallagher's Funeral Directors
The funeral of one of the men killed last Friday in Gortahork will take place on Wednesday.
Jamie Diver, who was in his 20s, died at the scene at the townland of Baltoney, alongside his friend, teenager Shaun McClafferty, and two of their friends are still in a serious condition in hospital.
Jamie is predeceased by his grandparents Jimmy and Rose McGee and Nora Diver. Sadly missed by his heartbroken parents Róise and Damien, his brothers Ryan - and partner Niamh - and Keith, his nephew Charlie, his uncle Kevin and wife Amanda, his cousins Eibhlin and Neil, and a circle of friends.
Jamie's remains will repose at Gortahork Funeral premises F92 FT7C today, Monday, from 6pm till 9pm with Rosary at 9pm and also tomorrow, Tuesday, from 12 noon till 3pm and private from 3pm with private removal to Christ the King Church, Gortahork F92 DP86 for 7pm Rosary and to repose overnight, everyone welcome at the Church, Gallagher's Funeral Directors said.
Requiem mass on Wednesday at 11am with burial afterwards in the adjacent cemetery. Funeral mass can be viewed live. Family Flowers only Please. Family home is strictly private. Shaun McClafferty's funeral will take place on Thursday.
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