Brother and sister killed in crash

A YOUNG sister and brother lost their lives yesterday when the car which was dropping them to school crashed head-on with a lorry.

Sat, 01 Mar, 2008 - 00:00

Conor Ryan

The driver of the car, a woman in her 30s who is believed to be their mother, remained in a critical condition last night after being transferred to Tallaght Hospital.

A third child has also been hospitalised and was last night being treated in the Midland’s Regional Hospital, Portlaoise.

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Courts Place: Portlaoise Place: Walterstown Place: Nurney, Co Kildare Place: An Bord Pleanála Person: Gardaí Person: Fr Person: Paul McNamee Organisation: Tallaght Hospital Organisation: Midland’s Regional Hospital Organisation: County Council Organisation: Naas General Hospital

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