currie

[kur-ee, kuhr-ee]

noun

curried, currying 

1. a less common variant of curry.

Example Sentences

There are nights Jack McCullough can't get to sleep thinking about his friends; when Jimmy Bradley's house falls silent and his thoughts turn to his son Morgan's last moments; when Eamon Currie remembers the "harrowing" scenes outside the Greenvale Hotel.

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A deadly crush outside a County Tyrone hotel resulted in the deaths of three teenagers - Lauren Bullock, Mr Bradley's son Morgan Barnard and Mr Currie's son Connor Currie.

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Mr Currie, in his first broadcast interview since the loss of his son, told BBC News NI's The State of Us podcast he apologises to his son for not yet getting answers whenever he visits his grave.

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"If I don't know how this happened, and the authorities don't know how this happened – what caused this – then how can you put something in place to prevent it happening again?," said Mr Currie.

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"To open that wound on those young people – that's hard, that's tough," said Mr Currie, who described the fortitude of Connor's young friends following the tragedy as "amazing".

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