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Sunday World
27-05-2025
- Health
- Sunday World
Irish boy (4) dies in swimming pool tragedy on holiday in Tenerife
Edward Massey (4) from Co Down died shortly after arriving in the largest of the Canary Islands for a family holiday. A four-year-old boy from Co Down who died in a swimming pool incident in Tenerife has been remembered as a 'precious and happy little boy'. A funeral notice said Edward James Watson Massey tragically passed away last Thursday, May 22. It has been reported that the child, who is from the Seaforde area, died shortly after arriving in the largest of the Canary Islands for a family holiday. The tragedy unfolded in the San Miguel de Abona resort in the southern part of the popular island. Edward James Watson Massey News in 90 Seconds - May 27th An emergency response report confirms that the Emergency and Security Coordination Center (CECOES) received an alert that a minor had been rescued from a hotel pool by a lifeguard and was in cardiorespiratory arrest just before 5pm. A nurse co-ordinator gave instructions to locate a defibrillator in the area and begin resuscitation manoeuvres – rescuers from the facility and nearby doctors participated. Two advanced life support ambulances and a medical helicopter were despatched to the scene as CPR attempts continued. The deceased child is described as the 'precious' son of Richard and Joanne and loving brother and best friend of Victoria. The funeral notice states that Edward will be greatly missed and lovingly remembered by all his friends and family circle. 'He will be cherished in our hearts forever. Our lives will never be the same without him," it added. Social media users have expressed shock and grief online. 'My heart's in a million pieces," one woman wrote. "The most precious and happy little boy, an absolute joy to be around. You are so so loved Edward.' Another added: 'Haven't stopped thinking of this since, unimaginable. Rest easy little man. Thinking of Joanne and her family at this incredibly difficult time. Sending thoughts and love to you all.' Following the tragedy, a spokesperson for the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office confirmed they were supporting the family of the youngster and were in touch with Spanish authorities.
Irish Independent
27-05-2025
- Health
- Irish Independent
Irish boy (4) dies in swimming pool tragedy on holiday in Tenerife – ‘He will be cherished in our hearts forever'
A funeral notice said Edward James Watson Massey tragically passed away last Thursday, May 22. It has been reported that the child, who is from the Seaforde area, died shortly after arriving in the largest of the Canary Islands for a family holiday. The tragedy unfolded in the San Miguel de Abona resort in the southern part of the popular island. An emergency response report confirms that the Emergency and Security Coordination Center (CECOES) received an alert that a minor had been rescued from a hotel pool by a lifeguard and was in cardiorespiratory arrest just before 5pm. A nurse co-ordinator gave instructions to locate a defibrillator in the area and begin resuscitation manoeuvres – rescuers from the facility and nearby doctors participated. Two advanced life support ambulances and a medical helicopter were despatched to the scene as CPR attempts continued. The deceased child is described as the 'precious' son of Richard and Joanne and loving brother and best friend of Victoria. The funeral notice states that Edward will be greatly missed and lovingly remembered by all his friends and family circle. 'He will be cherished in our hearts forever. Our lives will never be the same without him," it added. Social media users have expressed shock and grief online. 'My heart's in a million pieces," one woman wrote. "The most precious and happy little boy, an absolute joy to be around. You are so so loved Edward.' Another added: 'Haven't stopped thinking of this since, unimaginable. Rest easy little man. Thinking of Joanne and her family at this incredibly difficult time. Sending thoughts and love to you all.' Following the tragedy, a spokesperson for the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office confirmed they were supporting the family of the youngster and were in touch with Spanish authorities.
Belfast Telegraph
27-05-2025
- Health
- Belfast Telegraph
NI boy (4) dies in swimming pool tragedy on holiday in Tenerife: ‘He will be cherished in our hearts forever'
A funeral notice said Edward James Watson Massey tragically passed away last Thursday, May 22. It has been reported that the child, who is from the Seaforde area, died shortly after arriving in the largest of the Canary Islands for a family holiday. The tragedy unfolded in the San Miguel de Abona resort in the southern part of the popular island. An emergency response report confirms that the Emergency and Security Coordination Center (CECOES) received an alert that a minor had been rescued from a hotel pool by a lifeguard and was in cardiorespiratory arrest just before 5pm. A nurse co-ordinator gave instructions to locate a defibrillator in the area and begin resuscitation manoeuvres – rescuers from the facility and nearby doctors participated. Two advanced life support ambulances and a medical helicopter were despatched to the scene as CPR attempts continued. The deceased child is described as the 'precious' son of Richard and Joanne and loving brother and best friend of Victoria. News Catch Up - Monday 26 May The funeral notice states that Edward will be greatly missed and lovingly remembered by all his friends and family circle. 'He will be cherished in our hearts forever. Our lives will never be the same without him," it added. Social media users have expressed shock and grief online. 'My heart's in a million pieces," one woman wrote. "The most precious and happy little boy, an absolute joy to be around. You are so so loved Edward.' Another added: 'Haven't stopped thinking of this since, unimaginable. Rest easy little man. Thinking of Joanne and her family at this incredibly difficult time. Sending thoughts and love to you all.' Following the tragedy, a spokesperson for the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office confirmed they were supporting the family of the youngster and were in touch with Spanish authorities.
