LUNCHTIME BULLETIN: Dad tells of being forced to leave dead son on roadside

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IRELAND: The father of a teenage cyclist who was struck by a drink driver has described having to leave his son’s body at the side of the road to get home to break the news to his daughters before they found out on social media.

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