Bridge not to blame

YOU report (July 13) how a drink-fuelled driver doing 170km/h was killed when he crashed into a “treacherous” bridge.

Mon, 30 Jul, 2007 - 01:00
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If there was treachery of some kind in this instance, it certainly wasn’t on the part of the bridge

Ewan Duffy

175 Woodview

Castletown

Celbridge

Co Kildare

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