Baby boy fights for life after Dublin car crash

A baby boy is in a serious condition in Temple Street Children's Hospital following a road crash in Dublin.

Sun, 10 Aug, 2014 - 11:19

A baby boy is in a serious condition in Temple Street Children's Hospital following a road crash in Dublin.

Two vehicles were involved in the collision which happened at the junction of Hamptonwood Green and Hamptonwood Avenue at 3.30pm in Finglas yesterday.

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