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A man from County Fermanagh has admitted causing the deaths by dangerous driving of four friends.A man from County Fermanagh has admitted causing the deaths by dangerous driving of four friends.
Peter Leonard, Anita Swift, Jonathan McDonald and Danica O'Rourke were in a car driven by Daniel McDonnell that crashed at Lisnaskea, in July 2006.Peter Leonard, Anita Swift, Jonathan McDonald and Danica O'Rourke were in a car driven by Daniel McDonnell that crashed at Lisnaskea, in July 2006.
At Dungannon Crown Court, McDonnell of Galloon Gardens, Newtownbutler, made a last minute change of plea. At Dungannon Crown Court, McDonnell, 21, of Galloon Gardens, Newtownbutler, made a last minute change of plea.
The tragedy was compounded when the Swift family were given the wrong girl's body for burial.The tragedy was compounded when the Swift family were given the wrong girl's body for burial.
McDonnell pleaded minutes before his trial was due to begin on Monday.McDonnell pleaded minutes before his trial was due to begin on Monday.
Adjourning the case for sentencing on 21 February, Judge McFarland warned McDonnell that he would be going to prison.Adjourning the case for sentencing on 21 February, Judge McFarland warned McDonnell that he would be going to prison.
The body of one of the teenage girls was exhumed after it emerged the wrong person had been buried.The body of one of the teenage girls was exhumed after it emerged the wrong person had been buried.
A body, believed to be Anita Swift, 16, had been buried. However, tests indicated the body was that of Danica O'Rourke, 17.A body, believed to be Anita Swift, 16, had been buried. However, tests indicated the body was that of Danica O'Rourke, 17.
The two men who died were both aged 21.The two men who died were both aged 21.
At the time, the coroner admitted there had been "initial misidentification".At the time, the coroner admitted there had been "initial misidentification".