The deceased are believed to be a mother and her young daughter
Two members of the same family died on Tuesday evening when the car in which they were travelling collided with a lorry in Co Mayo.The incident occurred shortly before 6pm on the N26 at Callow between Foxford and Swinford.
It is understood the bodies remain at the scene on Tuesday evening as a major emergency operation, involving paramedics, gardaí and fire brigade personnel continues.Cathal Lombard’s Olympics story sounded too good to be true. In the end, it was The N26 is closed pending the completion of a Garda forensic collision investigation of the crash scene which has been described by one local as “horrific”.The victims are understood to be from the local, central Co Mayo area.RTÉ chief takes gentle swipe at politicians’ scrutiny as broadcaster gets latest €20 million bailoutMichael McGrath: ‘Nothing is ever as it seems.
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