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Óige san ospidéal tar éis a thángthas air ar bhóthar gnóthach i gContae Chiarraí
Tá Gardaí ag achomharc ar fhinnéithe tar éis eachtra thromchúiseach tráchta bóthair a tharla i dTrá Lí, Co Chiarraí tráthnóna Dé Sathairn.
Thángthas ar fhear, agus é sna déaga déanacha, a bhí ag taisteal ar r-scútar le gortuithe tromchúiseacha ar Bhóthar Naomh Breandán.
De réir na ngardaí, tharla an eachtra thart ar 6.30pm.
Tugadh an fear go hOspidéal na hOllscoile, Ciarraí áit a gcuirtear síos ar a riocht criticiúil.
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Tá láthair na heachtra ar Bhóthar Naomh Breandán fós coinnithe le haghaidh scrúdú teicniúil.
Tá Gardaí ag iarraidh ar fhinnéithe an eachtra seo a theacht chun tosaigh.
“Iarrtar ar aon úsáideoirí bóithre nó coisithe a bhí sa cheantar idir 6pm agus 7pm agus a bhféadfadh píosaí scannáin ceamara a bheith acu, lena n-áirítear dash-cam, é a chur ar fáil chun cabhrú le himscrúduithe.
Iarrtar ar aon duine a bhfuil eolas acu faoin eachtra seo teagmháil a dhéanamh le stáisiún gardaí Thrá Lí ar 066 710 2300, Líne Rúnda na nGardaí ag 1800 666 111, nó le haon stáisiún gardaí.
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