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Woman (90s) dies after single-car crash in Co Clare

The crash occurred at Annagh, Miltown Malbay at around 12.30am this morning.

A WOMAN IN her 90s has died after a single-car crash in the early hours of this morning in Co Clare. 

The road collision occurred at Annagh, Miltown Malbay at around 12.30am this morning.

A woman in her 90s was the only person in the car involved. She was pronounced dead at the scene and her body has been removed to Limerick University Hospital. A post-mortem examination will be conducted at a later date. 

The road is closed at the moment to allow for an examination to be carried out by Forensic Collision Investigators. Local diversions are in place. 

Gardaí are appealing for any witnesses to come forward. They are particularly appealing for camera footage from anyone who was travelling on the road at Annagh at the time.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Kilrush Garda station on 065 908 0550, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or any garda station.

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    Mute Vonvonic
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    Dec 2nd 2021, 7:55 PM

    Tell us our concerns in niche dramatic terms we never heard before… Thanks.

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    Mute Dearbhla O Reilly
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    Dec 2nd 2021, 9:41 PM

    @Vonvonic: I know. Can’t be bothered reading when I see that. I know the rest will just annoy me.

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    Dec 3rd 2021, 12:13 AM

    @Vonvonic: Polarity is important as understanding it lets you know where your countries relationships are and should be, multi-polarity means Ireland are likely to be drawn into the middle of multiple centres of power’s arguments. That’s a massive risk, for example right now France and the UK have a major dispute in relation to fishing agreements, Ireland and the UK actually have shared a common opinion on it for the past 40 years but now Ireland is aligned to France in this area through the EU and most joes on the street will say “da Brits are always wrong” but we may have more to gain from the UK winning the argument – either way Ireland will now be pulled hither and thither. Multi-polarity is a massive risk, especially when the Center of power is not aligned to your benefit… is the EU?

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    Dec 2nd 2021, 7:56 PM

    Once Michael’s tender is over, all will be grand.

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    Dec 3rd 2021, 12:20 AM

    @Madra: Yes, when he goes polarity will automatically be solved, nurses will grow on trees, as will lorry drivers and builders, economic scarring won’t cause a recession because the global market will understand that Michael Martin was in fact the real reason for the pandemic and magically Ireland will grow a reasonable political party that our biggest economic partners can work with out of the countries ar5e. Or the next leaders will all be the same because the same people are voting… Lowry will still top Tipp, The eejits will still top Kerry, people will still drive parish pump, populism will continue to grow and Ireland will have a load of parties with around 15/20% of the vote that can’t agree for the next 2 decades and nothing will change while they all point fingers at each other.

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    Mute Gary C
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    Dec 2nd 2021, 7:55 PM

    YAAAAAWWWNNNN, More selling fear lol

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    Dec 2nd 2021, 9:06 PM

    The largest risk to Ireland is the incompetence of our current leaders closely followed by the naked popularism of those poised to replace them. If ever a country was screaming out for change, it is modern Ireland, but where will change come from.

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