Fiona Lavelle

The victim has been named as Fiona Lavelle, 41, formerly from Keel, Achill Island, Co. Mayo. She emigrated from Ireland some years ago with her husband John ...

She loved the outdoor life, especially hiking in her spare time. She emigrated from Ireland some years ago with her husband John McLoughlin from Islandeady, near Castlebar, following their marriage. The victim has been named as Fiona Lavelle, 41, formerly from Keel, Achill Island, Co.

A 41-year-old Mayo woman has died following a hiking incident in western Australia. Fiona Lavelle was exploring the Hellfire Bay area when concerns were ...

It is expected that the remains will be repatriated to Ireland for burial. She emigrated to Australia some years ago with her husband John McLoughlin, who is from Islandeady near Castlebar. Fiona Lavelle was exploring the Hellfire Bay area when concerns were raised after she failed to make contact with her husband.

An Irish paramedic, a native of county Mayo, with a passion for hiking has lost her life while exploring the scenic Hellfire Bay area in western Australia.

She loved the outdoor life, especially hiking in her spare time. Her death is an absolute tragedy”. Relatives and friends of the respected St.

An Irish nurse turned paramedic with a passion for hiking has lost her life while exploring the scenic Hellfire Bay area in western Australia.

She loved the outdoor life, especially hiking in her spare time. Her death is an absolute tragedy," Councillor McLoughlin commented. She told him she would make contact later in the day but failed to do so.

AN Irish woman has died following a hiking incident in western Australia.Fiona Lavelle, 41, from Co Mayo, was exploring the Hellfire Bay area on Tuesd.

"Our deep condolences to Fiona's family, friends and colleagues, with special thanks to the police who conducted the search. Soldiers & Sirens also expressed their condolences online, saying: "Our community is mourning the tragic loss of one of our own this week - paramedic Fiona Lavelle, 41, who went missing during a hike in a national park east of Esperance. [Nissan](https://www.thesun.ie/topic/nissan/) Navara, was later found at a car park on the western end of Cape Le Grand Road on Tuesday night. It said: "We are sad to announce the very tragic loss of one of our own yesterday. [Police](https://www.thesun.ie/topic/police/) launched a major search operation for Fiona on Tuesday, with officers sending an emergency text message and a photograph of the nurse-turned-paramedic and her vehicle to people in the surrounding area. [Mayo](https://www.thesun.ie/where/mayo/), was exploring the Hellfire Bay area on Tuesday morning before temperatures reached a staggering 43C that afternoon.

A search for a Western Australian paramedic who went missing during a hike in the Cape Le Grand National Park has ended in tragedy.

Police located her vehicle, a Nissan Navara, in a car park on Cape Le Grand Road that night. Ms Lavelle had set off on a hike to Hellfire Bay Tuesday morning but failed to return. Fiona Lavelle set off on a hike in Western Australia's Esperance region on Tuesday morning, sparking a desperate 24-hour search when she failed to return.