Five killed in devastating Co Louth crash
Five young people have died in a shocking two-vehicle collision near Dundalk, Co Louth. Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to the devastating incident.
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Five young people killed in Co Louth crash named
Five young people aged 21-23 died in a two-vehicle collision near Dundalk. Gardaí appeal for witnesses to Saturday night's tragic incident.
Five young people die in tragic Co Louth car crash
Five young adults have died in a two-vehicle collision near Dundalk. The victims, all in their early 20s, were named by police. A sixth person is in hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Five young people named in Co Louth crash
Five young people, aged 21-23, died in a two-vehicle collision near Dundalk. Gardaí appeal for witnesses. A nation mourns the profound loss.
Five dead in devastating Co Louth road crash
Five young people in their 20s have died in a two-vehicle collision near Dundalk. Gardaí appeal for witnesses to the 'shocking' Saturday night incident.
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