Student returns from US charged in connection with death of cyclist in Donegal

Cyclist Noel McDermott was killed when he was struck by a car at Ardsbeg, Gortahork on January 26, 2018.

Student returns from US charged in connection with death of cyclist in Donegal
Wed, 17 Apr, 2019 - 17:26
Stephen Maguire

A student has returned from an internship in America charged with dangerous driving causing the death of a father of three in Co Donegal.

Student Liam Cannon appeared at Falcarragh District Court today where he was charged in connection with the death of cyclist Noel McDermott, who was killed when he was in collision with a car at Ardsbeg, Gortahork on January 26, 2018.

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CourtsCourt casePlace: USPlace: DonegalPlace: Ardsbeg, GortahorkPlace: AmericaPlace: Co DonegalPlace: ArdsbegPlace: DerryconnorPlace: GortahorkPlace: LetterkennyPerson: Noel McDermottPerson: Liam CannonPerson: CannonPerson: SolicitorPerson: Frank DorrianPerson: Garda InspectorPerson: Seamus McGoniglePerson: JudgePerson: Paul KellyPerson: EileenPerson: McDermottOrganisation: Falcarragh District CourtOrganisation: Errigal Cycling ClubOrganisation: St EunanOrganisation: GAA club
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