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Name of crash victim is released

It was the second fatal accident in the area this year
It was the second fatal accident in the area this year

The name of the motorcyclist killed in a traffic accident in County Down at the weekend, has been released.

Raymond Davison, who was 65 and from Carryduff, died in a crash involving a 4x4 vehicle on the main road between Ballynahinch and Carryduff.

It happened near the Temple crossroads at about 1615 BST on Saturday, not far from where another fatal accident occurred in February.

He was the 27th person to be killed on Northern Ireland roads this year.



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