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Girl dies in horse riding accident in Londonderry Investigations continue into girl horse riding death
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A 13-year-old girl has been killed in a horse riding accident in County Londonderry. Investigations are continuing into the death of a 13-year-old girl who was killed in a horse riding accident in County Londonderry.
Hannah Wiley was taking part in a show jumping event at Eglinton Equestrian Centre on Friday evening when the accident happened. Hannah Wiley, from Artigarvan in Co Tyrone, was taking part in a show jumping event at Eglinton Equestrian Centre.
The incident was referred to the Northern Ireland Health and Safety Executive. The accident happened on Friday evening.
Derry City Council is taking the lead in investigating what happened.Derry City Council is taking the lead in investigating what happened.
The Reverend Mark Russell from Leckpatrick Presbyterian Church said the family are still trying to come to terms at the loss of their daughter.
"Nobody expects to experience the loss of their 13-year-old daughter.
"I have spent time with the family, who have found it very difficult.
"Hannah was a great child. A very quiet girl, so full of fun and energy and very committed to everything she was involved in.
"I have had so many phone calls from people in the community shocked by the news.
"She went to Strabane Academy. For those young people in her school especially, it has come as a big shock.
"The family have been encouraged to hear so many people have thinking about them.