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A 60-year-old woman has died from injuries sustained in a two-vehicle collision at Uregare Cross, Bruff, last month. She was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries and passed away on September 9th. Gardaí are investigating and appealing for any witnesses to the incident.
The woman had been driving one of the vehicles and was taken to University Hospital Limerick with life-threatening injuries. She died on Wednesday. Photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times The incident took place at Uregare Cross, Bruff, Co Limerick, at about 2.45pm on Thursday, August 27th.
A woman (60s) driving one of the vehicles was taken to University Hospital Limerick with life-threatening injuries and died on Wednesday, September 9th. FF Senator paid €16,700 in travel expenses while sick at home for eight monthsGerry Hutch's son remanded in custody charged with serious organised crime offences Gardaí said investigations are ongoing.
They are appealing for anyone who may have been travelling in the area around the time of the collision and who may have any information about the incident to contact them. Gardaí can be contacted at Bruff Garda Station on 061 382940, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station.
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