Tá albam tosaigh Kinfishr, 'Halcyon', ar bharr chairteacha albam na hÉireann faoi láthair
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06 Sep 2025
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AINMNÍODH go háitiúil an bheirt dhéagóirí a fuair bás i dtimpiste bóthair i gCo Dhún na nGall mar Alana Harkin agus Thomas Gallagher.
Dúirt na gardaí go bhfuair Alana agus Thomas, ina ndéagóirí déanacha, bás san imbhualadh i gceantar Ghleann Fhíle go luath an Luain seo.
Tógadh an dara fireannach, a bhí sna déaga déanacha freisin, chuig an ospidéal le gortuithe nach gcreidtear a bheith bagrach don bheatha.
Bhí baint ag gluaisteán amháin leis an eachtra ar an R238 ag Terrawee ag thart ar 12:30rn.
“Fuaimníodh go bhfuair beirt áititheoir an ghluaisteáin, fireannach agus baineannach a bhí sna déaga déanacha, bás ag an láthair agus aistríodh a gcorp go dtí Ospidéal Ollscoile Leitir Ceanainn,” a dúirt urlabhraí de chuid An Gharda Síochána.
“Tá an tríú duine a bhí sa charr, fear atá sna déaga déanacha, tugtha go dtí Ospidéal na hOllscoile, Leitir Ceanainn le cóireáil a fháil dá ghortuithe a chreidtear nach bhfuil bagrach don bheatha.”
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