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The family of a teenage girl killed after being struck by a train at a level crossing in Fife have said they are devastated by her death. The family of a teenage girl killed after being struck by a train at a level crossing in Fife has said they are devastated by her death.
Natalie Mulholland, 16, was hit by the Dundee-bound train on Saturday at 2330 BST at Springfield, near Cupar.Natalie Mulholland, 16, was hit by the Dundee-bound train on Saturday at 2330 BST at Springfield, near Cupar.
Her parents, Karen and Andy Mulholland, described her as a "wee angel" and said they would be lost without her.Her parents, Karen and Andy Mulholland, described her as a "wee angel" and said they would be lost without her.
Natalie, known as Natz, was with a group of friends when the accident happened at Cults Mill level crossing.Natalie, known as Natz, was with a group of friends when the accident happened at Cults Mill level crossing.
British Transport Police said the incident was being treated as "non suspicious". British Transport Police said the incident was being treated as "non suspicious" and that a report had been sent to the procurator fiscal.
In a statement issued through police, Natalie's family described her as a "lovely, bright, independent and vivacious girl".In a statement issued through police, Natalie's family described her as a "lovely, bright, independent and vivacious girl".
Her two elder sisters, Suzanne and Stephanie, said the teenager had been their best friend, while her elder brother Gavin said she had been his "lovely wee sister".Her two elder sisters, Suzanne and Stephanie, said the teenager had been their best friend, while her elder brother Gavin said she had been his "lovely wee sister".
Parents Karen and Andy said Natalie had always been on the go and that the house would be quiet without her.Parents Karen and Andy said Natalie had always been on the go and that the house would be quiet without her.
The statement added: "They are lost without their beautiful youngest daughter. The family are pulling together and are very grateful to family and friends who have given them support at this awful time."The statement added: "They are lost without their beautiful youngest daughter. The family are pulling together and are very grateful to family and friends who have given them support at this awful time."
Relatives are asking those with floral tributes to the teenager to lay them at the local church so family-only tributes are left at Cults Mill crossing.Relatives are asking those with floral tributes to the teenager to lay them at the local church so family-only tributes are left at Cults Mill crossing.