Provisional drivers should be accompanied

LIKE innumerable other parents, I am appalled by the recent spate of carnage on Ireland’s roads.

Thu, 02 Nov, 2006 - 00:00
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Every weekend, thousands of young people leave their homes excited about going out for the night.

At the same time, thousands of parents silently pray for the safe return of their children. Lately, many have not returned.

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