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The accident that killed Irish rugby player Nevin Spence, his father and brother came about after the family dog fell into a slurry pit on their farm, it has emergedְҵӵԱġ˹丸׺͸һ¹ѣ¹ΪﹷԼũķӡ

The three men drowned in the slurry tank on their family farm in Hillsborough, County Down, on Saturday evening.Family members have since explained that father Noel fell into the tank while trying to save his pet dog, with his two sons killed while trying to rescue their dadũλڵ˶ϣ˹Уһ˱Լũķӡûº˵ŵΪȳﹷأΪȸҲѡ

All three were overcome by toxic fumes in the incident, with sister Emma - who was present at the accident - also suffering from fume inhalation.Emma Spence has since been released from hospital¹˶˴ж壬¹ǵðҲͬк壬ѱҽԺΡ

Grieving family members said in a statement released by their church: "The families of Noel, Graham and Nevin Spence are trying very hard to come to terms with their tragic loss."ʹļڽ﷢˵ͥԱŵķġ˹ȥ޷صıʧ

"The three men were very close to each other in life, and that love was expressed in their final moments trying to help one another." The family is being supported and comforted by other family members, friends and neighboursйϵdz׽ʱ̻Ű˴ˣʾ֮İļͥԱ/Ѻﶼֳֺ֧ͥͰο

"Arrangements for a thanksgiving service for the three is currently under way and details will appear in the press in due course."˵ڳﱸУϸҲʵʱ֮ڡ

The 22-year-old Nevin, who played centre for Irish province Ulster, played an exhibition game for the Irish senior team against the Barbarians this year. He was widely expected to become a full Irish international in the future.22ġ˹DZ˹ְҵӵμ˰ְҵһҰ˶ӵıڽΪȫְҶӶԱ

Graham, 30, was a father of two.30ĸķӵĸס

"Nevin was an outstanding young player," Irish Rugby Football Union President Billy Glynn said in a statement. "The game has been robbed of a very talented young man." λɫѡ֣ϯBilly Glynn˵DZʧȥһ츳ˡ

Spence, who was named Young Player of the Year at the Irish Rugby Football Union Players' Association Awards in 2011, played three games for the second-tier Ireland Wolfhounds˹2011갮ԱЭάбΪԱӰȮӴα

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