PSNI name man who died in single vehicle crash in Omagh area at weekend

Mr Deery is one of three people to die in two separate crashes in Northern Ireland on Saturday.

Detective Inspector Dave Stewart from the Collision Investigation Unit said: “A report was received shortly before 11am on Sunday morning, of a collision involving a motorcycle on the Clanabogan Road.

"Officers attended the scene along with colleagues from the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, however, Patrick was pronounced deceased at the scene. “An investigation to establish the circumstances is now underway, and the Collision Investigation Unit is appealing to anyone who may have any information which could assist, or who was travelling in the area at the time and captured any dash-cam or mobile phone footage, to contact them on 101, quoting reference number 536 26/04/26.” The Clanabogan road has re-opened.

Sinn Féin MLA Colm Gildernew for the area said it was "devastating"

"This will come as a terrible shock to his family, friends and the community and I want to extend my condolences to them at this tragic time."

"I want to commend the emergency services for their work at the scene and would urge anyone with information or footage to come forward to the police.”

Meanwhile two people died following a road traffic collision involving a motorcycle and a car at Upper Ballinderry in Co Antrim.

Police have appealed for information and digital footage in relation to both incidents.

Police said they received a report shortly before 6pm on Saturday of a collision in Glenavy Road in Upper Ballinderry.

The emergency services attended, but the drivers of both vehicles died at the scene.

"Another person was taken to hospital for treatment to their injuries," Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Det Insp Dave Stewart said.

The road, which was closed for a time between the junctions of Soldierstown Road and Hammonds Road, has since reopened.