Driver ‘could not remember’ crash in which woman died

THE driver of a vehicle which mounted a footpath, crushing a 24-year-old pedestrian, last night told an inquest he could not remember the crash.

Driver ‘could not remember’ crash in which woman died

Clodagh Doyle, from Leinster Park in Dublin’s Harold’s Cross and originally from Salthill in Galway, was struck and crushed against a wall on October 17, 2001 and died days later in hospital.

The driver of the Isuzu Trooper vehicle, Anthony Dean, told the court he had little memory of what happened around 12.10am when Ms Doyle was struck as she walked along the footpath on the lower Kimmage Road.

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