Two of the three people who died in a crash near Cookstown were Patrick Rogers and his mother-in-law Mary Duffy
Sinn Féin deputy leader Michelle O'Neill said it was "deeply tragic news".
Social Democratic and Labour Party MLA Patsy McGlone said it is "the worst possible news any family could receive but particularly at this time of year".Image source,The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service sent four emergency crews to the Cookstown collision "We also think of the emergency services who attended the scene and the health service staff caring for those injured."Police said no other vehicle was involved in the earlier crash in which Ms Quinn died.
Emergency services attended but the woman died later in hospital as a result of her injuries, police said.
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