Man who ‘danced with traffic’ hit by two rush-hour cars

A LITHUANIAN man is recovering in hospital after being struck by two cars as he “danced with traffic” on a busy road in Cork.

Thu, 18 Sep, 2008 - 01:00

And a file is being prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions after a hit-and-run incident on the city’s northside.

Gardaí received 999 calls from astonished motorists at about 7am yesterday who observed the Lithuanian man acting erratically on the main road near Cork Airport.

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Courts Place: Lithuanian Place: Cork Place: Cork Airport Place: Bull McCabe Place: Grange, Douglas Place: Anglesea Street Garda Station Place: Togher Garda Station Place: Mayfield Place: Glen Place: Mayfield Garda Station Person: Director of Public Prosecutions Person: Gardaí Organisation: Garda Organisation: Health Service Executive Organisation: Cork University Hospital Organisation: DPP

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