An Irishwoman has been killed while crossing the road at a London bus station.
Catherine Finnegan, known as Kathleen, died after she was hit by a bus at Victoria Bus Station on Monday morning.
Family members have paid tribute to their “beloved daughter, sister, partner”.
Speaking via London’s Metropolitan Police, a spokesperson said: “Our beloved daughter, sister, partner, most adored auntie and treasured friend Catherine Finnegan, known as Kathleen, lost her life on January 29.
“She will be remembered as a very unique lady who had the fast Irish wit and who made her family and friends so very proud of her bright, clever personality.
“She was a whirlwind in any room and lit up this world with her energy, enthusiasm for life and joy.
“She will be forever in our hearts.”
Officers were called to a collision between a bus and a pedestrian at 8.59am.
Reports said a Number 13 double-decker bus crashed into a shelter at the busy transport hub.
The female driver of the bus involved was taken to the hospital and later discharged.
