Caitlin McLaughlin, a teenage girl from Londonderry who tragically lost her life after taking an ecstasy tablet at a music festival in June. In memory of Caitlin, a mural was unveiled in Galliagh on what would have been her 17th birthday.

Caitlin's family, devastated by her loss, shared their grief and emphasized the dangers of experimenting with drugs. Caitlin's uncle described her as a lively and caring person who loved life, while her aunt expressed the family's desire for people to understand the risks associated with drug use.

Caitlin had attended the music festival with friends and was having a great time before collapsing. It was later discovered that she had taken an ecstasy tablet and suffered a heart attack. Despite efforts in the hospital, she passed away.

The mural, dedicated to Caitlin, was unveiled at Brookdale Park in Galliagh, where she grew up, and a special event was held to mark her 17th birthday. Caitlin's family hopes that by sharing her story and displaying the mural, they can raise awareness among young people about the dangers of illegal drug use and prevent such tragedies from happening to others. They want to ensure that Caitlin's memory serves as a reminder of the risks associated with drugs and the importance of making safe choices.