Six injured in two-car crash in Cork

Gardaí are investigating a crash in Cork City which left six people needing hospital treatment.

Six injured in two-car crash in Cork
Mon, 20 Oct, 2014 - 01:00
Joe Leogue and Pat Flynn

The two-car collision occurred at about 5am yesterday on the Commons Rd, at a junction near the Blackpool shopping centre.

There were three passengers and a driver in one of the vehicles, with two people in the second car. Gardaí said one of the vehicles flipped a number of times before coming to rest.

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