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Left: Harry Fagan (19-years-old) Right: James Daniels (13-years-old)
Tributes have poured in following the tragic death of two teenagers who were killed in a road traffic crash in Mayo on Friday night.
The teenagers have since been named as James Daniels aged just 13-years-old and Harry Fagan aged 19-years-old. Both were from Cloonfad, Roscommon.
The fatal collision involving a tractor and a car happened on the N83 at Levallyroe shortly after 8.00pm.
Both James and Harry had been travelling in the car along with Harry's younger brother Dermot, aged 15-years-old. Dermot was seriously injured in the crash.
The driver of the tractor was a man aged in his 50s who was taken to Mayo University Hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.
The Cloonfad community are still in shock following the horrific crash. Tributes have since poured in for both of the boys on social media.
Both Harry and James played for Cloonfad United FC, with the club expressing their condolences online. The club described the community as being in "complete shock, numbness and disbelief."
James Daniels was a talented member of the club's under14 squad and was said to have "loved being with his teammates and friends and had a lovely friendly personality to match."
The club also said: "Harry Fagan played for Cloonfad all the way through our underage program . Playing mostly in the midfield he always gave his best."
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