Gardaí in Dublin are renewing their appeals for information following a fatal collision which claimed the life of a pedestrian last week.
.Gardaí are once more appealing for further information on the circumstance surrounding the tragic incident. "Shortly before 8am, a van collided with a female pedestrian at the junction of Cambridge Road and Thorncastle Street. The woman, aged in her 50s, was receiving treatment at St. Vincent’s University Hospital. She passed away from her injuries on Saturday, 23td March 22024.
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