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Tragic motorcyclist William Dunlop died in an accident after his bicycle spilled oil on his rear wheel at high speed.
The 32-year-old top runner was killed in an accident at Skerries Co Dublin on July 7th.
A source said, "One theory explored is that William had just crossed a lump on the course, his motorcycle hit the bottom and it ripped off some of the sump."
Open sump poured oil on the roadway – his rear wheel pbaded over this web and he lost control
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To straighten the bike, but at high speed he slammed into a ditch – there was nothing he could do.
"He was thrown off the bike and suffered devastating head injuries."
The sportsman, Ballymoney, Co Antrim, had retired from the recent races on the Isle of Man and was returning to action at his death. [19659002] His father Robert was killed in practice for Northwestern 200 in May 2008, while his uncle Joey died during a race in Estonia in July 2000.
The investigation on William's fright is at an advanced stage. medico-legal tests of the motorcycle continue
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The Skerries 100 went from Normally before The next day, with the blessing of the Dunlop family.
At William's funeral last week, thousands of people lined up in front of the Garryduff Presbyterian Church in Ballymoney while he was on his last trip
John Kirkpatrick described the young father as a thoughtful child.
He talked about his girlfriend Janine, who is expecting their second child, and her daughter Ella, and how the "quiet family man" will never come to meet "her little one unborn baby "
Rev Kir Kpatrick said that William was a man who" had a strong bond with his brothers ", was" kind "to his sisters and had a" deep devotion "to his father.
He added that William had observed and learned the perseverance of his He said, "Although his life was shorter than many and certainly shorter than we had hoped, it was the one that He chose to live and she was not boring but full. "
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