An inquest into the death of Belfast teenager Noah Donohoe hears evidence about how he entered a local watercourse. Multiple outlets report that an expert giving testimony during the inquest describes it as “extremely unlikely” that Donohoe entered the stream from any place other than a culvert associated with the Premier Drive area. The reporting indicates Thursday’s session focuses on conditions at the culvert at the Premier Drive stream, with the expert questioned on site-related factors. The Irish Times notes the inquest is now in its 17th week, underscoring that the inquiry continues to develop and examine the circumstances surrounding Donohoe’s death. Across the sources, the shared theme is the expert’s assessment that the most plausible point of entry is the culvert, and that alternative entry points are not considered likely. The articles do not present an alternative explanation in their brief summaries, but instead emphasize the expert’s testimony and the ongoing nature of the inquest proceedings.