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Click on the arrows to go through the profiles Martin McGill (49) From Dunbartonshire in Scotland, Martin McGill relocated to Creeslough to care for his parents, Joseph and Mary. A huge Celtic fan, Martin had called to the shop on Friday afternoon to use the ATM having just ordered a takeaway nearby. One local described him as a “caring gentleman”. His father passed in February 2022 and Martin continued to care for his mother.
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Click on the arrows to go through the profiles Martina Martin (49) Mother-of-four Martina Martin was working in the shop in Creeslough when she lost her life. Known to her friends as Tina and originally from Letterkenny, she previously worked in the Healthwise Pharmacy in Ballyraine. A member of the Russell family, her sisters Kathryn and Amanda are members of Letterkenny AC and Olympian AC respectively.
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Click on the arrows to go through the profiles Hugh Kelly (59) Hugh Kelly was the eldest victim of the Creeslough explosion. Hailing from picturesque Doe Point on the outskirts of Creeslough, he was known to locals as Hughie. A farmer in the area, he also worked in construction. Local residents recalled him as “cheery”.
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Click on the arrows to go through the profiles Catherine O’Donnell (39) and James Monaghan (13) Catherine O’Donnell was from Creeslough, but lived in Kilmacrennan.She had collected her son, James Monaghan from the school bus close to the complex. The two were in the queue at the post office. In August 2017, Catherine and her partner, Charlie Flood, suffered tragedy with the death of their baby daughter, Paige. James Monaghan was in the post office with his mother when they were tragically killed in the explosion. Like Leona Harper, James was a student at Mulroy College in Milford.