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Two questioned over fight death Third arrest over fight death
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Two men are continuing to be questioned about the death of a 28-year-old man in Portstewart, County Londonderry, at the weekend. A third man has been arrested in connection with the death of a man in Portstewart, County Londonderry at the weekend.
The 19-year-old was arrested in Coleraine on Monday morning. Police are also continuing to question two men aged 20 and 31.
Trevor Spiers was injured in a fight outside the Havana nightclub, part of Shenanigans bar, on the Promenade shortly before 0200 GMT on Sunday.Trevor Spiers was injured in a fight outside the Havana nightclub, part of Shenanigans bar, on the Promenade shortly before 0200 GMT on Sunday.
Police gave him first aid but he died later in hospital. Two men, aged 20 and 31, are being questioned. Mr Spiers later died in hospital.
SDLP East Derry assembly member John Dallat said the death was "shocking".SDLP East Derry assembly member John Dallat said the death was "shocking".
"I was in Portstewart a couple of hours before this death and no-one could have predicted that someone would lose their life later in the evening," he said."I was in Portstewart a couple of hours before this death and no-one could have predicted that someone would lose their life later in the evening," he said.
"Taxis were going about taking young people to various places of entertainment and the town was very peaceful."Taxis were going about taking young people to various places of entertainment and the town was very peaceful.
"It is hard to take that a young man would later be dead and a family plunged into mourning.""It is hard to take that a young man would later be dead and a family plunged into mourning."
Sinn Fein's Billy Leonard said that Mr Spiers' family were "bound to be totally devastated".Sinn Fein's Billy Leonard said that Mr Spiers' family were "bound to be totally devastated".
"Their son goes out to enjoy himself and he doesn't return home. It is totally sickening to think of," he said."Their son goes out to enjoy himself and he doesn't return home. It is totally sickening to think of," he said.