They have one church, one school and they had one petrol station until three o'clock last Friday afternoon. Some people were just doing their job, others purchasing fuel. There were taken in an instant, their lives cruelly snatched away by what seems to have been a random accident.
Jessica Gallagher, 24, a young designer who had worked in Paris, was visiting her boyfriend Conor McFadden in his apartment.
Requiem mass for Jessica will be offered in the afternoon, following requiem mass for Martin McGill, 49, in the morning. Not since January 1925, when a train was blown off the Owencarrow Viaduct, killing four people, has Creeslough known such loss. They're standing together and singing together, the same song rising from candlelit vigils across the county.
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