'Our family's lives changed forever when we got that awful phonecall'
The family of a young child who died after she was struck by a car has opened up about the heartache they face each day.
Speaking to Belfast Live in their first interview since Kaitlin's death, her parents described their daughter as "such a bubbly and outgoing child"."Kaitlin would have always put others first, before herself. She was a pupil at John Paul II Primary School, which is just at the top of Whiterock and she loved it.
"This year I decided we were going to do something big. I decided that we were going to give back, in Kaitlin's memory. Right now, we are sitting at over £2,300 - we can't believe it. That's basically from us holding raffles. Lots of local businesses have given us their support, Sharon's Interiors donated a mirror which raised £300.
Kaitlin's parents, Jennifer and Andrew, said they have been blown away by the support of their community, in the days and months following Kaitlin's death. Sharing his support for the family on social media, Pádraig McCrory said: "I'm donating this signed glove from my world title fight In Germany.
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