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Durkan: Magee opens Book of Condolence for Nora Quoirin

written by John August 16, 2019
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SDLP Foyle MLA Mark H Durkan signs Book of Condolence at Magee Campus to Nora Quoirin

SDLP Mark H Durkan has extended his sympathies to the Quoirin family following the tragic death of their daughter Nora.

As a mark of respect, a Book of Condolence is now open to the public at Magee Campus until Friday, August 23.

Said the Foyle MLA: “My heart goes out to the Quoirin family following the tragic death of their daughter Nora in Malaysia.

“Many people around the world have been touched by the loss of young life under such tragic circumstances.

“Given the Derry connection with Nora’s parents, Meabh and Sébastien – who actually met in Derry when Meabh was a student and Sébastien a French tutor at Magee – their contemporaries still based in the North-West reached out to me, as they thought it would be appropriate if the University were to open a book of condolence in Nora’s memory.

“After speaking with Ulster University, they have kindly agreed to this request. The book will remain in the main hall of Magee where it is accessible to the general public until next Friday when it will be forwarded to the Quoirin family.

“My thoughts are with the family; we want them to know they have the support of the people of Derry and indeed Northern Ireland at this very difficult time.”

Durkan: Magee opens Book of Condolence for Nora Quoirin was last modified: August 18th, 2019 by John

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