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Tá íomhánna uafásacha de thimpiste inar bhuail SUV tríd an mbealach isteach tosaigh ar bhia beir leat i gCiarraí ag dul víreasach ar na meáin shóisialta.
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I ráiteas, dheimhnigh Gardaí gur fhreastail siad ar an láthair.
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“Bhuail carr imbhualadh le háitreabh miondíola le linn na heachtra seo.
"Níor tuairiscíodh gortuithe ar bith," dheimhnigh siad.
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