Grace Lynch's mother gets death threats for seeking scrambler bike ban on public roads

The Government has responded to the 16-year-old’s death through the Oireachtas by banning scrambler bikes in public places in what is now called 'Grace’s Law'
The late Grace Lynch, who died after being hit by a scrambler bike in Dublin.

The late Grace Lynch, who died after being hit by a scrambler bike in Dublin.

The grieving mother of Grace Lynch, the teenager killed by a scrambler bike, has revealed she has been receiving horrifying death threats for speaking out.

Siobhan Gifford Lynch's daughter was tragically killed on January 25 while crossing the road in Finglas near her home. She was thrown to the other side of the road at the pedestrian crossing and died in nearby Connolly Hospital.

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