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Inquest told crash that killed pair in Co Donegal occurred while car was travelling at 121kmh

A CAR carrying six people that crashed and killed two occupants in Co Donegal had been travelling at 121 kilometres per hour, an inquest has heard.

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Man (23) jailed for dangerous driving causing deaths of two friends

Man (23) jailed for dangerous driving causing deaths of two friends Six people piled into car driven by Joseph Gilroy, which crashed at high-speed just 550 yards away about 2 hours ago Stephen Maguire Joseph Gilroy was sentenced on Tuesday after previously pleading guilty to charges including dangerous driving causing the deaths of Shiva Devine (left) and Conall McAleer (right) and serious injury to Rachel Elliott. A man who crashed a car in Co Donegal while driving at high speed, resulting in the deaths of two friends and leaving another with life-changing injuries, has been jailed for five years and three months. Joseph Gilroy (23) was sentenced at Donegal Circuit Court on Tuesday after previously pleading guilty to charges including dangerous driving causing the deaths of Shiva Devine (20) and Conall McAleer (20) and serious injury to Rachel Elliott.

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Speeding driver who killed two friends and left another in wheelchair jailed

Speeding driver who killed two friends and left another in wheelchair jailed for over five years Joseph Gilroy, who was already disqualified from driving in Northern Ireland, reached speeds of 121kph at the impact of the crash in Bundoran, Co Donegal on August 19, 2018 Updated Joseph Gilroy at Letterkenny Circuit Court (Image: North West Newspix) Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.

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Man jailed for causing deaths of two friends in crash

North West Correspondent A 23-year-old man who pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing the deaths of two of his friends and causing serious injury to another person has been jailed for five years and three months at Donegal Circuit Court. Joseph Gilroy, from Lisnaskea, Co Fermanagh, had pleaded guilty to a number of charges including dangerous driving causing the deaths of two people, causing serious bodily harm to another person, driving without a licence and without insurance, and driving while disqualified when the car he was driving crashed in Bundoran in August 2018. A previous court sitting heard that on the night of the crash, Gilroy and his friends had been socialising in Fermanagh before travelling to Bundoran in Co Donegal to go to a nightclub.

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