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Two hospitalised after Dublin crash

The collision happened in Donnybrook at rush hour this morning.

15/06/12 6,856 Views 4 Comments
The scene of the accident this morning
The scene of the accident this morning
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TWO PEOPLE HAVE been taken to hospital after a collision in south Dublin city.

The crash at the junction of Morehampton Road and Bloomfield Avenue in the Donnybrook area happened at the peak of rush hour.

Two vehicles, a red car and a white van, were involved in the incident at around 8.15am.

Both drivers were taken to St Vincent’s Hospital, where they are being treated for minor injuries.

Anyone who may have witnessed the collision is asked to contact Donnybrook garda station on 01 6669200.

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  • jrbmc 15/06/12 #

    People slow down, I come across two accidents in the same road at almost the same place in the space of 1 hr , a 2 car crash and then a 3 car , now I’m reading about this one, hope all are ok but just slow the down everyone.

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  • Harvey Lumpy 15/06/12 #

    Not as simple as just slowing down. Unfortunately its often the very slow or hesitant drivers who cause accidents. How about learning to drive in a competent manner and obey the rules of the road.

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  • Lynne Tunney 15/06/12 #

    How about following the rules of the road, give due care &attention to the situation you find yourself in and respect the driving conditions of the road at the time you’re using it? Then, there might be fewer accidents.

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