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Liverpool fan feels 'very lucky' to be alive after being hit by car

Ali Gordon
BBC News NI
'It went from being an amazing day to traumatising'

A man from Northern Ireland who was struck by a car at the Liverpool Football Club victory parade has said he feels "very lucky" to be alive.

Jack Trotter and his girlfriend Abbie Gallagher, from Newtownards, County Down, had been taking videos of the celebrations when a car ploughed into fans on Water Street, in Liverpool.

It happened at about 18:00 BST on Monday as thousands of Liverpool FC fans gathered in Liverpool city centre for the Premier League victory parade.

"The first thought that I got was: 'Where's Abbie? I need to find Abbie. Where's Abbie":[]}