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COUNCILLOR DEMANDS ACTION AFTER ANOTHER CRASH AT CAPPRY

written by John2 July 8, 2016
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unnamed-24A DRIVER has escaped injury in another crash at an accident blackspot.

Cllr Patrick McGowan says urgent action is needed from the safety division of the National Roads Authority after the incident.

“Thankfully the driver is alive and well,” said Cllr McGowan today.

“This is the latest incident on the Donegal Road outside Ballybofey and urgent action is needed to prevent further incidents.

“I have been in touch again with the NRA safety division to ask that new measures are in put in place.”

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