A witness at Belfast Coroner’s Court denies entering a tunnel during the inquest into the death of Noah Donohoe. Proceedings are in their 15th week, with the court continuing to examine how Donohoe died and the circumstances surrounding the incident. The witness disputes a claim that they went into the tunnel as part of an attempt to demonstrate that Donohoe could have escaped from the area in question. The inquest considers competing accounts about access, routes, and the feasibility of getting out, with evidence presented to the court over multiple weeks. The denial means the issue of whether the tunnel can be navigated, and under what conditions, remains contested. The coroner’s hearing continues as more witnesses and materials are considered. No final conclusions are reported in the coverage provided, and the matter remains subject to the inquest’s ongoing fact-finding process.