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Page last updated at 12:35 GMT, Monday, 1 September 2008 13:35 UK
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Man dies in early morning crash

Police road closed
The accident happened near Castlecaulfield in County Tyrone

A man has been killed in an early morning road accident near Castlecaulfield in County Tyrone.

The crash happened at the junction of the Foygh and Drumreany roads, about two miles from the village.

One vehicle was involved in the incident, which happened at about 0400 BST on Monday.

The victim's name has not yet been released. The Foygh and Drumreaney roads were closed for a time, but have since reopeoned.



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