Police investigating a Ballycastle crash that tragically killed a mum and her young daughter have reissued their appeal for information.
Clare Smyth and three-year-old Bethany died when a quad bike and tractor collided on Whitepark Road outside Ballycastle, Co Antrim, on May 12.
Eldest daughter, five-year-old Hannah, was airlifted to the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children, where she remains in a critical condition.
The PSNI's Inspector Moore said: "At around 4.50pm, the collision involved a quad bike and a tractor. Tragically a woman and a young girl, understood to be mother and daughter, died following the incident. A second young girl was taken to hospital and remains in a critical condition.
"The Whitepark Road was closed until the early hours of Wednesday 13 May and subsequently re-opened to traffic.
"We are continuing to appeal to anyone who witnessed the incident or who captured the collision on their dash-cam to contact police on the non-emergency number 101, quoting reference number 1392 12/05/20."
Rev John Stanbridge, Minister of Ballycastle and Croaghmore Presbyterian Church, said he has visited Hannah and her dad Ryan at hospital.
He said: "Ryan has asked me to encourage people to continue to pray and thank the wider farming community for coming together in different ways to support them at this time.
"The family is also painfully aware that it is not only their family who have been affected by this tragic and freak accident. They have asked that people pray for everyone involved."
Clare and Bethany were laid to rest on Sunday following a service at Ballycastle Presbyterian Church.
