Deletion of Carrickmakeegan Tragedy

Comment: per  and . Only one source on the internet mentions this accident (http://www.monasette.com/archive/2005_08.html), although that is hardly surprising given how long ago it happened. But even if one tried very hard to track down the issue of the local newspaper that covered the story in 1942, it would still be patently not notable - six kids killed in a capsized boat on a canal, accidents like this unfortunately happen every day
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Verifiability (WP:V||WP:NN)

Comment: http://www.monasette.com/archive/2005_08.html), satisfies me as a secondary source for the names of those killed and as a primary source that a memorial exists and hence we are not being hoaxed. Having been there myself, I know the area to have growing tourist appeal. If I, as a tourist, saw that memorial then I, being who I am, would want to find out more. I am sure Jimbo Wales would want Wikipedia to be the first place where I looked. Also the article linked out from the Ballinamore article and at the very, very least should be merged there. I personally think a separate Wikipage provides a more user friendly approach. Also, this article should not be deleted for  on procedural grounds. It has never been tagged {nn}} - had it been so, then the (possibly) tens of people who, like myself, read the article (and hence were provided with the encyclopedia service that Wiki is claiming to provide) might have had the opportunity to comment. I only know about this AfD because I flagged the article while making a 
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NN||WP:POINT)