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A motorcyclist has died after a road collision on the outskirts of Belfast.
James Kilpatrick, 55, died following the incident in Dunmurry on Sunday morning.
A police spokesperson said they received a report of a collision involving a motorcycle in the Queensway area at approximately 7.30am.
We can sadly confirm a man aged in his 50s has died following a road traffic collision in the Queensway area of Dunmurry this morning, Sunday 8th March.
He was the rider of a motorcycle – and no other vehicles were involved. Full details: https://t.co/vq2NcK89yR pic.twitter.com/Blwj944NVo
— Police Service NI (@PoliceServiceNI) March 8, 2026
“Officers attended alongside colleagues from other emergency services,” they said.
“Sadly, the rider of the motorcycle was pronounced deceased at the scene. No other vehicles were involved.
“Anyone who witnessed the collision or who has dashcam footage of what happened is asked to contact police on 101, quoting reference number 414 08/03/26.”
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