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A teenage girl has died following a road crash in Gowna yesterday evening.
The girl died after the tractor she was travelling in collided with a ditch in Cavan late last night.
The incident happened at around 11pm on the L2514 at Loughduff.
A teenage boy, who had been driving the tractor, was uninjured in the incident.
The girl's body has been brought to Cavan General Hospital mortuary and a post mortem is scheduled to take place.
Gardaí have closed the road pending a garda forensic examination, and local diversions are in place.
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They have appealed for any witnesses or those who may have dashcam footage to contact them at Cavan Garda station on 049 436 8800, or any garda station.
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