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A five‑seater Toyota Yaris, stolen from the Rathmines area of Dublin, travelled the wrong way on the M50 with eight teenagers aboard. The crash left a 13‑year‑old in critical condition and a man in his 20s injured after the car was struck from the correct side. Most passengers have been released from hospital; the driver and the teenage passenger are undergoing medical care.
driven the wrong way along the M50 The five-seater Toyota Yaris was carrying eight teenagers and there have been concerns over the health of one of them, a 13-year-old.
The majority of those involved have been released from hospital, according to sources with knowledge of The car had been stolen from the Rathmines area of Dublin and was spotted by gardaí in several parts of south and west Dublin on Sunday morning. Costa cappuccino has three times more caffeine than that of Starbucks, study findsElectric Picnic 2026: Map, weather, stage times and more, here’s everything you need to know The driver of a second car travelling on the correct side of the road, a man aged in his 20s, was injured and hospitalised when the car was struck.
Sara Jane Fox, his mother, told Red FM that he “walked out” of the car after the crash. He was “up and talking” within days.
“It was a devastating crash, and we’re incredibly grateful and thankful that Craig survived,” a family member, Kayleigh Fox, said in an online post seeking donations to “ease the financial pressure” on her nephew while he is out of work due to the “months of physio and ongoing medical appointments”. Tesco worker sacked for taking bakery items before they became ‘free to staff’ loses unfair dismissal claimRadiologist who reviewed HSE patient scans had medical licence revoked in two countries
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