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06 Sept 2025
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No other injuries were reported at the scene
A five-year-old boy is in hospital with serious injuries following a road traffic collision that occurred on the R263 at Largy, Killybegs in Donegal on Friday, February 21.
At approximately 5pm, Gardaí were alerted to a collision that involved a pedestrian and car. A male pedestrian, aged just five years, was removed from the scene to Sligo University Hospital. No other injuries were reported at the scene.
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The road is currently closed and local diversions are in place. The road was closed overnight as a technical examination is due to be carried out by Garda Forensic Collision Investigators this morning, Saturday, February 22.
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