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Mother and daughter, Natalie and Ella, were both tragically killed following a road traffic collison
A community fundraiser has been set up to support the family of Natalie and Ella McLaughlin.
Mother and daughter, Natalie and Ella, were both tragically killed following a road traffic collision in Glentogher, Carndonagh, which took place on Wednesday evening.
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"It is with broken hearts that we share the devastating news of the sudden and tragic passing of our beloved Natalie McLaughlin and her darling young daughter Ella, following a road traffic collision," The GoFundMe, titled Honouring Natalie & Ella – A Community's Love, posted. The fundraiser, set up at lunchtime today, has already gathered over €8,000.
"Natalie, a beautiful and vibrant young mother from Carndonagh, and her precious little girl touched the lives of so many with their warmth, love, and joy.
"In this time of unimaginable loss, we as a community -[both near and far - wish to come together to wrap our arms around the McLaughlin family. This page has been set up to show our heartfelt love, support, and solidarity with them during the most difficult days of their lives. No words can ease the pain, but through our collective kindness and generosity, we hope to offer some comfort and practical support to help the family in the days ahead. Thank you for your support, prayers, and love."
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