A speed limit review is taking place and will be brought to the government in the coming weeks, according to Junior Transport Minister Jack Chambers.
by the Road Safety Authority showed that road deaths in the first half of 2023 are the worst for six years.
The RSA predicted that if current trends continue, as many as 168 lives will be lost on Irish roads by the end of the year. Some of the key points of the data provided by the RSA showed that 23 of the deaths were attributed to young people aged 16-25.Road fatalities have come under significant attention lately due to a number of recent high profile incidents.involving Luke McSweeney , his sister Grace McSweeney , Nicole Murphy, and Zoey Coffey on Friday, August 25th.in Kickham Plaza in Clonmel on Sunday evening, which was led by local clergy and the Mayor of Clonmel Cllr. Richie Molloy.
Silence hangs in the air as hundreds of people gather in Kickham Plaza in Clonmel for a vigil for the four young people who died in a crash on Leaving Cert results night
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