The teenager and two men die in horror collapses in Donegal and Dublin as two in serious condition in the hospital

A teenager and two men died in horror collapses last night – with two others in a serious condition in the hospital.

The first collision happened in the city of Baltoney, Gortahork, Co. Donegal, at 9.30.

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Gardai rushed to the spot after a car collapsed into the gable wall of a house.

A 20 -year -old teenager and a young man died in the accident.

Two passengers, a teenager and another man in 20 years, are in a serious condition in the hospital.

A Garda spokesman said: “Gardaí and Emergency Services participated in the place of a fatal road traffic collision with a single vehicle in the city of Baltoney, Gortahork, Co. Donegal last night, Friday, February 28, 2025.

“The collision involving a vehicle collapsed in the gable wall of a house and took place at about 21:30.

“The driver of the vehicle, a man in adolescence, was fatally injured and pronounced dead on the spot.

“A passenger in the rear seat, a man in 20 years, was fatally injured and pronounced dead on the spot.

“Both bodies were eliminated from the scene to the mortuary at the Letterkenny University Hospital, where the post mortem exams will take place.

“The 20 -year -old male passenger, and the rear passenger, aged in adolescence, were removed from the scene at Letterkenny University Hospital and both remain in a serious condition.

“The road will remain closed and the local diversions will be in force.

“A technical examination must be carried out by forensic collision investigators Garda today, March 1, 2025.”

Meanwhile, in Dublin, a motorcyclist died after his bike collided with a car.

The collision happened on the road Sallyglen, Glenegeary, Co. Dublinaround 8:15 pm.

Gardaí and emergency services were in a hurry.

The motorcyclist was later pronounced dead.

A spokesman said: “Guardaí and emergency services participated in the place of a collision of fatal road traffic with two vehicles that took place on Sallyglen Road, Glenegeary, Co. Dublin, last night, Friday, February 28, 2025.

“At about 20:15, a motorcyclist and a car collided, and a 50 -year -old male motorcyclist was fatal.

“His body was eliminated from the scene to the mortuary in the Sto Columcille Hospital in Loughlinstown, Co. Dublin, where a post-mortem exam will take place in a timely manner.

“The driver of the vehicle, a man in the 60’s, and the only occupant of the car was unoccupied.

“The road is currently closed, and the local diversions are in force. At this time, a technical examination is performed by the forensic collision investigators.”

Gardaí He appeals to anyone who witnessed this incident to contact them.

They added: “Any road users who could have pictures with the camera (including Dash-Cam) and traveling on Sallyglen Road, Glenageary, between 8:00 and 20:30 last night, are asked to provide these images for Gardaí investigation.

“Anyone who has information is asked to contact the Dun Laoghaire Garda Station at 01 666 5000, the Garda Confidential Line 6006 111 or any Garda Station.”

Meanwhile, a man was in a hurry at the hospital after being found with wounds that can endanger N17 in Mayo, following a collision.

The cyclist was discovered on the spread of the crowded road between the airport and Charlestown, around 12.20 pm, yesterday.

He was brought to the hospital by ambulance and a stop system and Go is now in effect on the road, before a technical exam.

Gardaí has ​​now appealed to any collision witnesses to get in touch with them, including anyone who has pictures of camc.

In a statement, a spokesman said: “Gardaii are attractive to witnesses following a serious road traffic incident that took place on N17 in Co Mayo Today, Friday, February 28, 2025.

“The incident happened on the road between the airport and Charlestown.

“A 60 -year -old bicyclist was found with wounds that can endanger life around 12:20 and was brought to the hospital.

“A technical examination must be performed by the forensic collision investigators Garda and a stop/Go system is in force on the road.

“Gardai calls for any witnesses to this incident to come.”

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