Ireland: They went dancing at a St. Patrick's Day and died on their return in an accident

The Greenvale Hotel in Northern Ireland had a party on St. Patrick's Day.

The call ended up being cluttered and about 700 young people gathered at the door. But surprisingly, waiting to enter has turned into a nightmare. Many started pushing to provoke a brutal rush, which caused the death of three teenagers.

The victims were Lauren Bullock, 17, Connor Currie, 16, and Morgan Barnard, 17. The witnesses recounted the horror they experienced while trying to breathe and remove the crowd from above.

At least 100 young people were trapped and managed to survive by biting and scratching the people who had fallen on them. A terrifying picture that has been repeated in all police statements.

In addition to the three teenagers killed, the authorities confirmed that there were also wounded. A 16-year-old girl is hospitalized in a hospital near the hotel. Two other young people were treated as outpatients.

One of the most shocking stories is that of one of Morgan's friends. On his Facebook account, Eimear Tallon said that Sunday night had become one of the worst of his life.

"They started pushing, but everyone was laughing and had a good time until the start of the literal crush," the young woman explained in her publication. "Two of my friends fell to the ground, I tried to raise them, but by that time they could not go up, so I started shouting," My friends are on the floor , back away! But nothing. Not a small movement, "she added anxiously.

When the situation worsened, Eimear thought that everyone was going to die. Especially because few people have understood the seriousness of the case. "Looking down, I could see several bodies below me and when I looked up, I could see several bodies above me, this was the most traumatic, scary and stressful moment of my life. my life, "he concluded.

After the incident, the local police posted a message on Twitter for parents to pick up their children. Immediately, more than a dozen patrol cars, fire trucks and ambulances approached the place to attend the emergency.

Agent Mark Hamilton urged teens not to post the images of the social mess and asked them to hand over all the material to the authorities, who want to clarify the facts.