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Cards urge drivers to avoid Valentine’s Day massacre

LOVE is... staying alive.

Sat, 13 Feb, 2010 - 00:00

Dan Buckley

That’s the Valentine’s Day message for the playboys of the western world.

Mayo County Council is taking road safety to heart by sending Valentine’s cards to young male drivers.

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Courts Place: GMIT Castlebar Place: Co Mayo Person: Road Safety Officer Person: Noel Gibbons Person: Alan Judge Event: Valentine’s Day massacre Event: Valentine’s Day Event: Mayo Organisation: Mayo County Council Organisation: Galway Mayo Institute of Technology

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