Three women whose lives were shattered by road tragedies have been honoured for devoting their lives to improving road safety.

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Remarkable suicide awareness and road safety campaigner Elber Twomey believes she has an “army in heaven” helping her every day.

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Suicide awareness campaigner Elber Twomey has welcomed improvements made by Devon and Cornwall Police in how its officers deal with suicidal drivers.

Road safety and suicide awareness campaigner Elber Twomey, who lost her entire family in a horrific holiday car crash, has revealed plans to become a bereavement counsellor.

The inspirational woman whose family was wiped out in a horror holiday crash has pleaded with motorists to drive carefully over the Christmas period.

Elber Twomey, whose entire family was killed by a car crash, has been honoured by the Road Safety Authority for her road safety campaign.

A mother who lost her family in a tragic car accident has returned to the hospital where her life was saved.

During his interview with Elber Twomey on 8/9/14 (Irish Examiner Sept 9), RTÉ’s Seán O’Rourke asked Elber “How could a loving God allow such a terrible thing to happen?” referring to the death of her husband and children due to a car crash. 

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Elber Twomey considers her inability to remember the car crash that wiped out her family as a blessing.

Campaigner Elber Twomey, who lost her family when a suicidal driver ploughed his vehicle into their car in Devon two years ago, has met with the assistant Garda commissioner to discuss training for recruits to the force to deal with such events.

Huge personal loss and tragedy befell Irish women Elber Twomey, Roseann Brennan, and Una Butler — and each has turned unimaginable horror and heartache into heroic virtue as they launch individual campaigns for safer roads and suicide prevention.

A woman who lost her husband, son, and unborn daughter when their car was rammed by a suicidal taxi driver is to help gardaí to train to deal with suicidal people.

Elber Twomey and the friends andfamily around her are determined not to let the memory of their loved ones fade.

A coroner has praised a woman, whose entire family was wiped out in a car crash in England caused by a suicidal driver, for her courage and dignity in the face of unspeakable tragedy, and for her selfless campaign to raise awareness of suicide risk assessment.

It is virtually impossible for those of us whose lives have followed a relatively smooth path to imagine the despair suffered by a woman who lost her entire family in a car crash caused by a suicidal taxi-driver in England.

An inquest into the death of a Cork man has heard how he died from catastrophic injuries sustained after his car collided with that of a suicidal taxi driver in England.

Two joint Oireachtas committees have backed a young widow’s campaign to secure special training for gardaí to deal with suicide.

It was a tragedy of unimaginable proportions which touched people on both sides of the Irish Sea.

The Irish mother who lost her family in a car crash on the last day of their holiday in England yesterday told the inquest: “I lost my everybody.”

An inquest in Torquay into the death of 16-month-old Oisín Twomey came to an abrupt halt after legal wrangling yesterday.

Funeral arrangements have yet to be made for two Irish children killed in a horrific car crash in England which left their parents with life-changing injuries.

An Cork couple who were seriously injured in a car crash in Devon in England last month are now said to be "out of danger" and are both in a stable condition.

The Irish couple who have been in a hospital since their toddler son and unborn daughter were killed in a car crash in England almost a month ago are off the critical list.

The inquest into the death of an Irish toddler in an horrific car crash in England which claimed the life of his unborn sister and left their parents fighting for their lives is due to open on Monday.

The family of a Cork couple who lost a child and an unborn baby in last Friday’s crash in England will today be briefed by independent investigators looking at the police’s actions in the run-up to the crash.

The family of a Cork toddler who died in a crash that also killed his unborn sister and left his parents fighting for their lives have spoken of their heartbreak.