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'Complete and utter devastation' – 'dark cloud over Monaghan' as driver (17) killed in early morning crash - Vimarsana News

'Complete and utter devastation' – 'dark cloud over Monaghan' as driver (17) killed in early morning crash

A teenager who died in a road traffic accident in Clontibret, Co Monaghan, in the early hours of Wednesday morning has been named locally as Jake Brennan.

'Complete and utter devastation': Driver (17) killed in early morning crash in Co Monaghan - Vimarsana News

'Complete and utter devastation': Driver (17) killed in early morning crash in Co Monaghan

The death of a teenager in a road traffic accident in Clontibret, Co Monaghan in the early hours of Wednesday morning has left “a dark cloud” over the county.

'A trusted and loyal friend' – teenage boy (17) who died in Monaghan road crash is named locally - Vimarsana News

'A trusted and loyal friend' – teenage boy (17) who died in Monaghan road crash is named locally

A teenager who died in a road traffic accident in Clontibret, Co Monaghan, in the early hours of Wednesday morning has been named locally as Jake Brennan.

Garda investigation launched into Sean Quinn comments - Vimarsana News

Garda investigation launched into Sean Quinn comments

It’s being reported that Gardaí have launched a criminal investigation regarding comments made by Seán Quinn in which he stated  that he would have

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Gardaí launch criminal probe after Seán Quinn's comments in radio interview - Vimarsana News

Gardaí launch criminal probe after Seán Quinn's comments in radio interview

Gardaí have launched a criminal investigation regarding comments made by former billionaire Seán Quinn that he would have preferred seeing two other directors at his former companies being “beaten up” instead of Kevin Lunney.