Pictured: Teenage girl, 17, who died after falling ill at music festival that saw two others rushed to hospital
A young girl who died at a music festival in Belfast was depicted for the first time since her death.
Carrick -ON -ON -On -Genç, Co Tippery, Irish as the largest electronic music festival bill was taken to hospital on Sunday, but the doctors could not save him.
A wafer page to support his family During this difficult time, it increased incredibly € 14,900 (£ 12.869) in just 11 hours.
Donation Collection Organizer Sarah Roche took tribute to the female student on the page and published a picture of a young man.
He said: ‘His heart was broken to share the passage of Mia. A bright, entertaining and very popular girl touching the heart of everyone who knows her. Mia was a person who went so much and illuminated everyone he entered.
“ Laughter and warmth, will never be forgotten by those who are lucky enough to recognize him.
‘At this difficult time, we come together to support Mia’s family with unexpected costs and to be upset without further concern. Any donation will make a difference and will be deeply appreciated. ‘
Mia Keevan, a young girl who died at a music festival in Belfast, was first depicted since her death
It was uncomfortable during the Emerge Music Festival in Boucher Play Fields in the south of North Ireland Capital (stock photo)
Northern Ireland (PSNI) Belfast Regional Commander Police Service, Inspector Allister Hagan said: ‘The police will continue to work closely with the event organizers and license officials to ensure that the events remain safe and enjoyable for everyone.
“ 17 -year -old girl reportedly disturbed during the event. Unfortunately, he later died in the hospital. The police stayed at the event site until the afternoon Monday, August 25th.
‘An investigation continues to determine the conditions surrounding the tragic sudden death of the young man and our thoughts with the family and friends of the deceased.
‘The police will continue to work closely with the event organizers and undergraduate officials to ensure that the activities remain safe and enjoyable for everyone.’
He also confirmed that seven people were arrested at the music festival to have irregular behavior, attack on the police and controlled drugs.
Micky Murray, a member of Belfast Assembly, described the death of the girl as ‘heart -breaking’.
He wrote: ‘This afternoon, the death of a young girl who joined Emerge last night and two more heartbreaking news in the hospital.
‘I have very serious concerns about this, and as a BCC presence, I demand an emergency meeting with Council officers and representing representatives.’
Carrick in Ireland -ON -ON -Suir, young from Co Tippery, as the largest electronic music festival in Ireland, was taken to hospital on Sunday from the event (stock photo)
According to PSNI, the other two people in Emerge were taken to hospital, including a young child who was fully expected to recover.
Meanwhile, a woman in her 30s is believed to be in a serious but stable situation in the hospital.
More than 70 actions were carried out on Saturdays and Sundays, including Fatboy Slim and Bicep, an electronic DJ duo from Belfast.
Daily Mail approached the Emerge Festival for comment.
