Mother-of-two Danielle O'Keane dies after rickshaw crash returning from Westlife concert Danielle O'Keane, 37, from Newry, was killed following a severe brain injury sustained in a rickshaw accident near the 3Arena in Dublin. She was traveling home from a Westlife concert when the vehicle overturned, throwing her into traffic. Despite hospitalization, she passed away on October 1st. Irish police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage, while a public fundraiser has raised over £120,000 for her family. The band also dedicated songs to her memory during a subsequent performance in the UK. A mother-of-two was killed after sustaining a 'catastrophic' brain injury when the rickshaw she was riding in crashed on her way back from a Westlife concert. Danielle O'Keane Dies After Rickshaw CrashDanielle O'Keane, 37, was heading from the 3Arena after the Irish band's gig on September 26 to meet her husband in Dublin city centre. At around 11pm the pedal-powered rickshaw hit a curb and overturned, throwing her from the vehicle where she was reportedly hit by an oncoming vehicle. Danielle, from Newry in Northern Ireland, was transported by paramedics to Dublin's Mater Misericordiae University Hospital where she was placed on a ventilator in the ICU.But despite the best efforts of medical staff, doctors said her brain injury was 'life-ending' and she passed away on October 1. Irish police have now launched an appeal to the public, urging any witnesses to the incident to come forward. The Gardai are especially looking to speak to road users with dashcam footage who were travelling in the vicinity of North Wall Quay on the night of the incident between 10.30pm and 11.15pm.Tributes and Fundraising After Tragic DeathPhotos from the scene show the overturned rickshaw and Garda forensics specialists examining the cordon. Danielle's death has shocked Ireland and led to an outpouring of sympathy, with a GoFundMe for the family raising almost £130,000. The fundraising site explains that Danielle, husband Dave, and their two boys were due to head to Mallorca for a family holiday just days later.Danielle's brother-in-law Derek described her as 'the most sweetest girl you'd ever meet,' highlighting the tragic loss of a vibrant and loving mother. Westlife paid tribute to Danielle during their concert in Newcastle Upon Tyne on Saturday, dedicating 'Flying Without Wings' and 'You Raise Me Up' to her memory. Numerous online condolences have also been shared, celebrating Danielle's kindness and warmth. Anyone with information is asked to contact Store Street Garda Station or the Garda Confidential Line.