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INSIDE: St Patrick’s NS named as DLR’s Tidiest School Page 4
Sam’s back: Ballyboden player helps Dublin seize victory at Croker Pages 29 and 32
Slope battles: Kilternan dry slope set to host major contests
GALLERIES ......................8 PROPERTY ....................12 TRAVEL..........................14 ENTERTAINMENT ......... 16 BUSINESS .................... 25 CLASSIFIEDS ............... 26
BRIDE & GROOM: Essential reading for the blushing bride-to-be P17-23
Injuries on local roads soar by 100% Q DAWN LOVE
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September mb 22, 2011
THE number of injuries to motorists in Dun LaoghaireRathdown has soared by 100%, according to new figures. Labour councillor Richard Humphreys this week expressed serious concern at the significant increase in those injured on roads within Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown county. “I acknowledge that, while the council and gardai have
done significant work in attempting to reduce fatalities in the county, there has been an increase from one fatality in 2009 to a provisional figure of five fatalities on the roads in 2010. “However, equally worrying is the huge increase in injuries on the roads. Injuries are at a 10-year high, having increased from 150 in 2007 to 308 in 2009 – an increase of more than 100%,” he said. Full Story on Page 2
A dapper day: Locals spotted enjoying a Leopardstown fete DAPPER gentleman, Basil Weugh, escorted ladies, Rita Murray and Olive Weugh, as they took in the fun sights and sounds at the recent annual Leopardstown Park Hospital Garden Fete. They were joining lots of other
locals to experience the great range of events at the fete, which catered for all ages and sections of the community, with the trio happy to join in with supporting the hospital’s vital services. See Gallery on Page 8