'Don’t take a second for granted that’s spent with our loved ones. Totally heart breaking.
Imelda Quinn, who was aged in her 40s, died after a one vehicle road traffic collision between junction 15 at Dungannon and junction 14 at Tamnamore on the motorway in Co Tyrone.
Mrs Quinn , who was from Galbally, was a married mum-of-two and worked as a nurse in a local hospital. "Absolutely awful news. Poor Imelda. Thoughts and prayers for her family at this desperately sad time,” he wrote on social media. "24 hours later the Quinn family along with two other families where a woman in her 80s, and a male in his 20s have been put into the most deepest state of grief beyond what anyone can imagine.
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