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The father of a Merseyside boy who died in a 200ft (60m) fall from a mountain has paid tribute to his son.The father of a Merseyside boy who died in a 200ft (60m) fall from a mountain has paid tribute to his son.
Liam Costello's father, also called Liam, said the 11-year-old "touched the hearts of everyone he met".Liam Costello's father, also called Liam, said the 11-year-old "touched the hearts of everyone he met".
The boy from Childwall, Liverpool, was walking with his father and another family when he fell from the Crib y Ddysgl ridge on Snowdon, north Wales.The boy from Childwall, Liverpool, was walking with his father and another family when he fell from the Crib y Ddysgl ridge on Snowdon, north Wales.
His father praised his son as a talented sportsman who represented Liverpool at both football and cricket.His father praised his son as a talented sportsman who represented Liverpool at both football and cricket.
Before his death, Liam had been selected for cricket trials at Lancashire Cricket Club.Before his death, Liam had been selected for cricket trials at Lancashire Cricket Club.
Adored by his mum Patty and dad Liam, also worshipped by his little brother Tom Liam Costello, whose son died after falling from a mountainAdored by his mum Patty and dad Liam, also worshipped by his little brother Tom Liam Costello, whose son died after falling from a mountain
The youngster died on Friday after suffering extensive head injuries. He was pronounced dead at Gwynedd Hospital in Bangor.The youngster died on Friday after suffering extensive head injuries. He was pronounced dead at Gwynedd Hospital in Bangor.
Mr Costello added: "Adored by his mum Patty and dad Liam, also worshipped by his little brother Tom." Mr Costello said he was "adored by his mum Patty and dad Liam, also worshipped by his little brother Tom".
Thirty members of Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team and a group from RAF Valley at Anglesey attended the sceneThirty members of Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team and a group from RAF Valley at Anglesey attended the scene
A spokesman for the mountain rescue said low cloud and bad weather conditions at the time of the accident delayed the operation to airlift the boy. A spokesman for the mountain rescue team said low cloud and bad weather conditions at the time of the accident delayed the operation to airlift the boy.