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Dylan was one of three teenage boys injured in the collision on October Tributes have been paid to a teenager who passed away almost three weeks after being injured in a crash, dylan vallely.

A Co Armagh teenager has died almost three weeks after he was injured in a road crash. Dylan Vallely 16 from Newtownhamilton was left critically ill following a single-car collision in Camlough on October A Year 13 pupil at St Joseph's High School in Crossmaglen, he sadly passed away in hospital from injuries he sustained. The teenager, who just a week before the crash was named 'Minor Player of the Year' at his local GAA club, St Michael's, has been described as a "great lad". The club said in a post on social media on Wednesday that they were "heartbroken" by the death of Dylan, describing him as "our team mate and our friend". Prayers for Co Armagh teenager Dylan Vallely injured in road crash.

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Tributes have been paid to a south Armagh teenager who has passed almost three weeks after being injured in a collision. Dylan Vallely had been left in a critical condition after the collision in Camlough at the end of October. He was one of three teenage boys injured. The year-old, from Newtownhamilton , has been in hospital since being treated. Tragically, Dylan has now succumbed to his injuries plunging the local community into heartbreak. He was well known and loved within not just our club but also in the whole GAA community in South Armagh and further afield. We offer our prayers and support for parents Shane and Catherine, sisters Sophia and Amelia and the wider Vallely and Toner family circle. Ar dheis De go raibh a anam dilis. We will continue to remember Dylan and you all in our thoughts and prayers. Keep up with Armagh i Like on Facebook. Follow on Twitter. Sign Up To Our Newsletter. Related Newtownhamilton. Armagh mum Louise taking leap of faith for Lisanally Special School.

Read more: Three teenagers taken to hospital following serious collision Read more: PSNI officers escape serious injury after 'reckless' car ramming Tributes have been paid to the teenager from the local community, with these being led by his Dylan vallely club, St Michael's GAC, dylan vallely.

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A Co Armagh teenager has died almost three weeks after he was injured in a road crash. Dylan Vallely 16 from Newtownhamilton was left critically ill following a single-car collision in Camlough on October A Year 13 pupil at St Joseph's High School in Crossmaglen, he sadly passed away in hospital from injuries he sustained. The teenager, who just a week before the crash was named 'Minor Player of the Year' at his local GAA club, St Michael's, has been described as a "great lad". The club said in a post on social media on Wednesday that they were "heartbroken" by the death of Dylan, describing him as "our team mate and our friend". Prayers for Co Armagh teenager Dylan Vallely injured in road crash. Ciera Grimley: Mother-of-three to be laid to rest beside husband after crash claimed both their lives. In a statement, St Joseph's High School said staff and pupils were "heartbroken" at the loss of the popular senior prefect.

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The year-old passed away from injuries sustained in a road traffic accident. Boys like that motivated us — that was for Dylan. Cullyhanna fulfilled their promise of adding the provincial crown to that county success, but only after an epic battle on Sunday against Cavan champs Ballyhaise in Clones.

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He was well known and loved within not just our club but also in the whole GAA community in South Armagh and further afield. Two cars seized after being found with fake registration plates by police in Belfast. The club said in a post on social media on Wednesday that they were "heartbroken" by the death of Dylan, describing him as "our team mate and our friend". Tragically, Dylan has now succumbed to his injuries plunging the local community into heartbreak. One of worst roads in Co Armagh all set for a welcome makeover! Dylan Vallely had been left in a critical condition after the collision in Camlough at the end of October. Dylan was one of three teenage boys injured in the collision on October Camlough girl 8 jumps at chance to raise funds for Cancer Research. Tributes have been paid to a south Armagh teenager who has passed almost three weeks after being injured in a collision. In a statement, St Joseph's High School said staff and pupils were "heartbroken" at the loss of the popular senior prefect. Belfast Food and Drink Scene. By Jane Corscadden. Linfield boss David Healy primed for 'biggest game in the country' in Irish Cup.

A Santa Sunday is being held in Newtownhamilton this Sunday, December 17, to remember teenager Dylan Vallely who died last month following a car crash. The year-old passed away on November 14, almost three weeks after the collision in Camlough at the end of October.

Dylan's death is the latest fatality on Northern Ireland's road. He will be greatly missed by all who were fortunate enough to know him. Linfield FC. Facebook Twitter. South Belfast. Ar dheis De go raibh a anam dilis. The club said in a post on social media on Wednesday that they were "heartbroken" by the death of Dylan, describing him as "our team mate and our friend". Linfield boss David Healy primed for 'biggest game in the country' in Irish Cup. Belfast News. Related Newtownhamilton. We will continue to remember Dylan and you all in our thoughts and prayers.