The male and female were pronounced dead at the scene, while a third teen is being treated for injuries at Letterkenny University Hospital
Two teenagers have died following a single-vehicle collision in Donegal during the early hours of this morning.
A third teenager was taken to Letterkenny University Hospital from the scene of the crash on the R238 at Terrawee, Gleneely. He is being treated for injuries that are not believed to be life-threatening. The deceased occupants of the car were a male and female in their late teens. They were pronounced dead at the scene and their bodies have been removed to Letterkenny University Hospital.Gardaí and emergency services are currently at the location where the collision occurred at approximately 12:30am this morning. The R238 remains closed pending a technical examination by forensic collision investigators. Local diversions are in place.
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