Tá albam tosaigh Kinfishr, 'Halcyon', ar bharr chairteacha albam na hÉireann faoi láthair
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06 Sep 2025
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06 Sep 2025
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Léiríonn figiúirí ón Údarás Sláinte agus Sábháilteachta (HSA) gur cailleadh 43 duine anuraidh agus iad i mbun oibre.
Dúradh gur ag obair le feithiclí agus ag titim ó láthaireacha arda ab ba chúis le formhór na heachtraí.
Is mó fir a bhásaigh anuraidh agus iad i mbun oibre, cailleadh 39 fear agus ceathrar bean.
Tugadh le fios gur tharlaigh 16 timpiste ar fheirmeacha agus 11 timpiste ar láthaireacha tógala.
“Agus muid ag smaointiú ar an mbliain seo caite agus ar na 43 duine a chaill a mbeatha in eachtraí a bhain le hobair, smaoinímid ar dtús báire ar a dteaghlaigh agus a gcairde a chaill duine gaolta go tragóideach i 2023,” a dúirt Príomhfheidhmeannach Cúnta an HSA, Mark Cullen.
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