Woman airlifted to hospital after lorry hits pedestrians in Dundalk

Two people have been seriously injured following a crash in County Louth.

Woman airlifted to hospital after lorry hits pedestrians in Dundalk
Thu, 28 Sep, 2017 - 11:37

Update - 11.07am: Gardaí have confirmed that two people have been seriously injured after being hit by a lorry in County Louth.

Earlier: Two people have been seriously injured following a crash in County Louth.

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