Six people die on Irish roads across the country over Christmas period
Briefly

The total number of lives lost on Irish roads in December reached 14, contributing to a tragic tally of 177 road deaths in 2024, which includes significant fatalities among pedestrians and drivers.
Recent collisions resulted in the deaths of four pedestrians and two drivers, highlighting a concerning trend in road safety and increasing calls for awareness and preventive measures during the holiday season.
Noteworthy incidents include the deaths of a couple in Blanchardstown as they crossed the road, and an elderly man who tragically died after the car he was driving entered the Grand Canal.
Gardaí continue to urge witnesses to come forward, emphasizing the need for increased vigilance on the roads amidst a rising number of traffic-related fatalities this December.
Read at Irish Independent
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