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Sean McGrotty (49), his young sons Mark (12) and Evan (8), his mother-in-law Ruth Daniels (59) and her daughter Jodi Lee Daniels (14) all lost their lives in the tragedy. Louise James, mother of Rioghnach-Ann, Mark and Evan, who also lost her husband, mother and sister in the tragedy teamed up with the man who saved her infant daughter in a special way today. James and Walsh, along with 100 other volunteers ran the Belfast City Marathon today, in memory of Evan who suffered from muscular dystrophy.Davitt Walsh Shares Message Thanking People For Their Kindness Following Buncrana Tragedy https://t.co/p4L0W0M8JZ pic.twitter.com/chGdXQVGrV
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Buncrana hero Davitt Walsh ran @marathonbcm with Louise James, whose baby daughter he saved https://t.co/ravQzQXn5v pic.twitter.com/hc9fs7pPoU — Ireland Live News (@IrelandLive) May 2, 2016
Davitt Walsh has just crossed the finish line too - well done Davitt #teamevan pic.twitter.com/f4shDd8FeC — Sarah Scott (@noseforthenews6) May 2, 2016
Davitt Walsh has just crossed the finish line too - well done Davitt #teamevan pic.twitter.com/f4shDd8FeC — Sarah Scott (@noseforthenews6) May 2, 2016According to Belfast Live, Louise stated: “I want to thank every single person who took part to remember Evan, whether you ran the race or have put your hand in your pocket to donate. You did something remarkable in his name and to celebrate his life. I know he would be proud." What a beautiful gesture and display of strength.
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