Child critically injured in Cork traffic collision transferred to Temple Street

He remains in a critical condition after the incident, which happened on Saturday morning 
Child critically injured in Cork traffic collision transferred to Temple Street

The incident happened on the Cork Road into Carrigaline at the Ballinrea roundabout on Saturday morning. Picture: Denis Minihane.

Sun, 13 Aug, 2023 - 14:45
Mairead Sheehy

A child who was injured in a road traffic collision in Cork on Saturday morning has been transferred to Temple Street.

He remains in critical condition after the incident.

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