Christopher Stokes, one of the victims of the Galway teen crash will be discussed in this piece. We will tell you what led to that unfortunate accident that claimed the lives of the three teens.
Who was Christopher Stokes?
He was a 19 year old boxer from Galway. He is the third victim who died later at the hospital.
Christopher Stokes two other colleagues earlier on Saturday. He was left fighting for his life, but gave up his ghost in the afternoon of Saturday,11th February,2023.
Christopher Stokes was a boxer with the Olympic boxing club in Galway.
Stokes and his two other teenagers crashed into water in Galway at a place called Menlo Pier.
They were taken to University Hospital in Galway.
The three teenagers crashed into the water around 2.40am on Saturday morning.
Who are the other teens who died with Christopher Stokes?
Stokes is the third victim to have died in that unfortunate Galway water crash.
The other victims of the crash, who are both teenagers include John Keenan. He is also a boxer with the Galway Olympic boxing club.
The other teenager to have died in the crash is Wojcieck Panek
Gardai have sealed off the unfortunate crash scene at Menlo Pier.
They are preserving the place for a technical examination by Forensic Collision Investigators.
The issued a statement on the Galway teen crash in which they said: “Gardaí are continuing to investigate a fatal single vehicle road traffic incident that occurred in the early hours of Saturday 11th February 2023 in County Galway.
“Three males were removed from the water and taken to University Hospital Galway where two of the males passed away.
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“The third male removed from the water and taken to University Hospital Galway has now also passed away.
“The scene at Menlo Pier remains preserved for technical examination by Forensic Collision Investigators.”Gardaí are appealing to anyone who has information that can assist with this investigation to contact Gaillimh Garda Station on 091 538000, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda Station.”
