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Driver in death crash sentenced Seven years jail for death driver
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A Fermanagh driver who admitted killing four people by dangerous driving is due to be sentenced later on Thursday. A Fermanagh man who admitted causing the deaths by dangerous driving of four friends 18 months ago has been jailed for seven years.
Daniel McDonnell, 21, from Galloon Gardens, Newtownbutler, was driving a car which crashed on the Moorlough Road, near Lisnaskea, in July 2006. Daniel McDonnell, 21, from Galloon Gardens, Newtownbutler, was also banned from driving for 12 years.
He had been driving a car which crashed on the Moorlough Road, near Lisnaskea, in July 2006.
Peter Leonard and Jonathan McDonald, both 21, Anita Swift, 16, and Danica O'Rourke, 17, died in the accident.Peter Leonard and Jonathan McDonald, both 21, Anita Swift, 16, and Danica O'Rourke, 17, died in the accident.
McDonnell changed his plea to guilty as his trial was about to start last month.McDonnell changed his plea to guilty as his trial was about to start last month.
Adjourning the case for sentencing, the judge warned McDonnell that he would be going to prison.
The tragedy was compounded when the bodies of the two teenage girls were wrongly identified and the Swift family given the wrong body for burial.The tragedy was compounded when the bodies of the two teenage girls were wrongly identified and the Swift family given the wrong body for burial.
At the time, the coroner admitted there had been "initial misidentification".At the time, the coroner admitted there had been "initial misidentification".