Irish man charged after stolen taxi driven wrong way on dual carriageway in Wales
Darragh O’Grady (31) allegedly drove car in wrong direction on A55 near Holyhead following a crash with a cyclist
A selection of stories about vehicles being driven the wrong way on motorways and dual-carriageways
Darragh O’Grady (31) allegedly drove car in wrong direction on A55 near Holyhead following a crash with a cyclist
Meeting will consider use of warning signage and detection technology
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Nearly two detections of wrong-way driving every week
Two police officers also died in the collision on the A66 near Middlesbrough early on Saturday
The fatal M9 crash raised questions linked by three contemporary concerns: road safety, youth crime and the warping effects of social media
Two police officers died in crash that took place near Middlesbrough in early hours of Saturday
Woman seriously injured in a similar crash in Co Cork three years ago speaks of long-lasting physical and psychological toll
A lack of pilots and technicians means the helicopters are frequently unavailable to provide air cover at night
Gardaí had secured TikTok order against Kamil Pustkowski, Jack Kennedy also discussed at national Garda planning meetings
Despite public uproar over the fatal collision last weekend, gardaí say the policy of not engaging in wrong-way motorway chases will probably not change
Bishop also urged those present to remember boys killed as it’s ‘the Christian thing to do’
Deaths of five teenagers linked to popularity of high risk-taking for ‘likes’ and affirmation
‘I can understand people’s anger and frustration, but this could happen to any cohort of people in Irish society,’ Martin Collins says
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