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The late Ms Catriona Josephine Johnston died at the scene of a collision on the Dunhill Road on Tuesday evening.
A Derry woman who died following a hit-and-run collision outside Coleraine will be buried on Sunday.
Catriona Josephine Johnston, who was 35, was a pedestrian and died at the scene of a collision on the Dunhill Road, between Coleraine and Limavady, on Tuesday evening, 6th December.
Catriona, will be buried from her home, 94 Altcar Park.
The funeral will leave from there on Sunday at 9.15am for 9.45am Funeral Mass in St Joseph’s Church, Galliagh. Interment afterwards in the City cemetery.
Family time from 9.00pm to 11.00am. Family flowers only please.
Donations in lieu of flowers, if wished, to the Foyle Hospice, 61 Culmore Road, Derry, BT48 8JE.
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