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Gardaí seek witnesses after finding no-one present at scene of single-car crash in Tipperary

Two teenagers later presented to hospital with injuries consistent with a road crash, gardaí said.

GARDAÍ HAVE ISSUED an appeal for witnesses to a single-car collision that occurred yesterday in Newcastle, Co Tipperary. 

At around 10pm last night, gardaí in Cahir received a report of a road traffic collision at Boolahallagh, Newcastle. 

A grey Ford Focus with a partial registration 08 KY had left the road and crashed. 

Gardaí attended but no person was present at the scene. 

Shortly afterwards, gardaí became aware that two males, in their teens, presented to South Tipperary General Hospital.

Their injuries were consistent with a road traffic collision, gardaí said. 

One of the men is believed to have serious injuries and was transferred to University Hospital Waterford. The other is believed to have minor injuries. 

The road remained closed this afternoon as gardaí examined the scene. 

Gardaí are seeking the public’s help regarding this incident. 

Any motorist who was travelling on the Newcastle to Cappoquin Road, particularly drivers with dash cam footage,  between 5pm and 10pm is asked to Gardaí at Cahir on 052 7445630 or the Garda Confidential Line at 1800 666 111.

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    Mute David Sheridan
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    Feb 16th 2012, 11:05 AM

    Not to worry, the Queen and Obama’s visit should kick extra tourism into gear any time now.. Lol

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    Feb 16th 2012, 11:08 AM

    These figures and a decline in exports are the start of a further decline in economic activity.
    The next Exchequer returns for the jan mar period will see a reduction in spend thus proving austerity is forcing the economy into a depression.
    This allied to a budget taking 3.5 billion
    out will lead to a bleak 2011/12

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    Feb 16th 2012, 11:19 AM

    Part of the decrease may have to do with a slowdown in emigration also.

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    Mute Rommel Burke
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    Feb 16th 2012, 11:31 AM

    Please tell me you mean immigration Noel? ;)

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    Mute Luke Kavanagh
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    Feb 16th 2012, 1:30 PM

    What? People AREN’T going on holidays in the winter?

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    Feb 16th 2012, 11:32 AM

    And partly the impact of circa 15 flights in and 15 flights out of the Galway Airport that are no more

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    Feb 16th 2012, 4:15 PM

    The useless DAA should sell the old terminal building in Cork airport to Ryanair. Let them make a regional hub out of it like they wanted to do when the new one opened and then we’ll see the numbers rise…at the moment its just sitting there empty…lateral thinking is needed.

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    Mute Chris Mansfield
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    Feb 16th 2012, 5:48 PM

    The decline in movements doesn’t necessarily correspond to passenger decline.

    The Cork decline looks bad, but amounts to 6 movements a day. Then you look at what those movements were.

    The Manx2 flight to Belfast, which was canned after the crash, accounted for 4 of them, yet the plane only had a capacity of 19 and usually carried 10-15 people.

    Also gone are the Air SouthWest flights to Newquay and Plymouth after the airline ceased operating. Their aircraft would have been the same size that Aer Arann use.

    And then there seem to be fewer ski charters.

    Passenger numbers are only down by 2%, despite the large fall in flight movements.

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    Mute Dave
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    Feb 16th 2012, 3:46 PM

    These figures refer to number of flights – not necessarily the number of passengers. Airlines may be running less flights with higher passenger loads, or bigger aircraft.

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