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The Irish Sun
27-05-2025
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‘Sorrowing' family confirm funeral details for ‘much loved mother' killed in Tyrone crash as touching tributes pour
THE heartbroken family of a mum killed in a collision in Tyrone have confirmed her funeral details. Bernadette Cranley of Lifford in Co , passed away in the collision on Saturday afternoon. The two car crash occured on the Mellon Road between The other driver, a woman in her 70s, was taken to The beloved mum, formerly of Kildare Road in She is survived by her kids Rebecca, Simon, Nicola and Sean, and is the mother-in-law of Kathryn, Luke and Clare. READ MORE IN IRISH NEWS She will be missed by her grandkids Darcey, Louis, Lola, Patrick, Lexie, Sienna, Kiera, Elledie and Zara, along with siblings Bridget, Louie, Paddy, Benny, Kay, Tony. Her Bernadette will repose at her home tomorrow, Wednesday May 28 from 4p.m. Her funeral will leave the home on Thursday May 29 at 2.15pm. Most read in Irish News Her requiem mass will take place in St Patrick`s Church, Murlog, Lifford at 3pm. This will be followed by a private cremation in Lakelands Crematorium. Gardai and RSA measures aimed at driving crash deaths on Irish roads The post on FuneralTimes said: "Deeply regretted by her sorrowing sons, daughters, grandchildren, brothers, sisters and family circle. "Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy on her soul." The family has requested time to themselves from 10pm until 11am, and on the morning of the funeral. Bernadette's Requiem Mass can be viewed live 'BEAUTIFUL PERSON' Tributes have been poured in for the popular woman following her tragic death One person remembered Bernadette as a "witty" and "kind soul". They said: "Berni was a lovely witty, talented, kind soul, who I have only fond memories of, both in Birmingham and at home here, may she rest in peace. RIP." Another added: "Our heart felt sympathy to all the family. Bernie was a beautiful person may she rest in peace." 1 Bernadette Cranley passed away on May 24, 2025 Credit:
Yahoo
25-05-2025
- Yahoo
Elderly woman dies after A5 crash
An 82-year-old woman has died after a crash on the A5 in County Tyrone. She was Bernadette Cranley, known as Bernie, from Lifford in County Donegal. The car she was driving was in collision with a SUV on the Mellon Road between Omagh and Newtownstewart at about 12:30 BST on Saturday. The driver of the other vehicle, a woman in her 70s, was seriously injured and was taken to hospital by ambulance. The crash happened close to the entrance to the Ulster American Folk Park outside Omagh. Events which were due to take place at the park on Saturday night as part of the Bluegrass Omagh Festival were called off. Throw-in for the GAA match between Donegal and Tyrone in Ballybofey was also postponed until 19:15 local time due to the collision. The road, which was closed for a number of hours, has since reopened, police have said. West Tyrone assembly member (MLA) Daniel McCrossan said tragedies resulting from the A5 are "never ending". "Can I ask our community to keep all those affected in their thoughts and prayers," he added. More than 50 people have died on Northern Ireland's A5 road - which runs between Londonderry and Aughnacloy - since 2006. In the Republic of Ireland, three women have been killed in separate incidents on Saturday. Two pedestrians - one in her late 20s in County Wexford and another in her 60s in County Meath - and a cyclist in her 70s in County Clare died in the crashes. The road, which is more than 58 miles (94km) long, is single carriageway for most of its length, with overtaking lanes in some sections. The A5 is a vital artery of the Northern Ireland road network. It is also the main north-south route in the west of Northern Ireland, providing a link between County Donegal and Dublin, via the N2 in County Monaghan. A £1.2bn upgrade to the road was announced last year by then Infrastructure Minister John O'Dowd, but is now the subject of a judicial review. Crash death families urge people to stop and think before posting online A5 road upgrade announcement hailed as 'momentous day'
BBC News
25-05-2025
- BBC News
A5: Elderly woman dies after two-vehicle crash
An 82-year-old woman has died after a crash on the A5 in County was Bernadette Cranley, known as Bernie, from Lifford in County car she was driving was in collision with a SUV on the Mellon Road between Omagh and Newtownstewart at about 12:30 BST on Saturday. The driver of the other vehicle, a woman in her 70s, was seriously injured and was taken to hospital by ambulance. The crash happened close to the entrance to the Ulster American Folk Park outside which were due to take place at the park on Saturday night as part of the Bluegrass Omagh Festival were called off. Throw-in for the GAA match between Donegal and Tyrone in Ballybofey was also postponed until 19:15 local time due to the road, which was closed for a number of hours, has since reopened, police have said. West Tyrone assembly member (MLA) Daniel McCrossan said tragedies resulting from the A5 are "never ending"."Can I ask our community to keep all those affected in their thoughts and prayers," he than 50 people have died on Northern Ireland's A5 road - which runs between Londonderry and Aughnacloy - since 2006. In the Republic of Ireland, three women have been killed in separate incidents on pedestrians - one in her late 20s in County Wexford and another in her 60s in County Meath - and a cyclist in her 70s in County Clare died in the crashes. What is the A5? The road, which is more than 58 miles (94km) long, is single carriageway for most of its length, with overtaking lanes in some A5 is a vital artery of the Northern Ireland road is also the main north-south route in the west of Northern Ireland, providing a link between County Donegal and Dublin, via the N2 in County Monaghan.A £1.2bn upgrade to the road was announced last year by then Infrastructure Minister John O'Dowd, but is now the subject of a judicial review.
