Memorial for father who died in building-helicopter accident, leaving behind two children.

Niall's family is grateful for the condolences they have received during this extremely tough 24 hours.

July 31st 2024.

Memorial for father who died in building-helicopter accident, leaving behind two children.
Yesterday, a tragic event occurred in Co Westmeath, Ireland when a helicopter crashed into a farm building. The pilot, Niall Crosby, and his co-pilot were both killed in the accident. Niall was a 46-year-old father of two and had recently returned to Ireland with his family after spending most of his working life in London. He was an IT consultant by profession and was married to his wife Jillian.

The Air Accident Investigation Unit is currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash and is urging anyone with footage of the incident to come forward and share it with them. Niall's family, who have been going through an "extraordinarily difficult 24 hours", released a statement paying tribute to him. They described him as a loving husband to Jillian and a devoted father to their two sons, Thomas and Robin. Niall was originally from Straffan, Co Kildare and is survived by his parents, three brothers, and his extended family.

The family also expressed their gratitude to everyone who has reached out to them with their condolences, as well as the first responders and authorities who have been understanding and professional during this difficult time. They also thanked the local communities of Killucan and Raharney for their thoughts and prayers.

Niall's family also mentioned that they are keeping the co-pilot and his family in their thoughts. The co-pilot, who is believed to be in his 40s and from eastern Europe, has not yet been publicly identified. The Gardaí, who are in charge of the investigation, may seek assistance from Interpol to locate his next of kin.

For their investigation, the AAIU is asking for the public's help in providing any photos or videos of the helicopter flying in the area of Killucan on the afternoon of Tuesday, June 30. Any information could potentially provide crucial details in understanding the cause of this tragic accident.

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