Tributes have been paid to a boy, aged just six, who was killed in a quad bike accident on a farm in Northern Ireland.
The boy, named locally as Joseph Hegarty, died after the incident near Ballycastle, Co Antrim, on Friday 16 August.
A Health and Safety Executive spokesperson said it was aware of the incident and was liaising with the police.
The police added they were treating it as a sudden death.
Sean McBride, chairman of Carey Faughs Hurling Club, described Joseph, who was known as Joe, as a "lovely wee lad" who was "at the heart" of the club.
The club said "it wouldn't have been a Carey match if Joe wasn't there, cheering the boys on".
The incident is the fourth death on a Northern Irish farm in the last four weeks alone.
It comes after a man died earlier this month after an incident on a farm in Co Antrim, who was described as a 'much loved father of three'.
A father of eight daughters also died 'tragically' on his farm in Co Tyrone, on 20 July.
Before these incidents, a man was killed following an incident on a farm in Co Armagh, on 26 July.
During 2023/2024, there were seven farm-related workplace fatalities in Northern Ireland, according to figures published early last month.
Across the UK as a whole, there were 34 deaths on farms, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) said.
