The late Declan Walsh, Brook Grove, Farmhill, Sligo and formerly of Garyandrew, Edgeworth- stown. He was the founder and CEO of the Neurology Support Centre in Sligo
21/09/2021
21/09/2021
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A Ballinalee man remains in a serious condition in hospital this morning after being knocked down by a car in Drumlish yesterday evening.
The 24-year-old local man sustained serious injuries during an incident at Mary Street, Drumlish Village at approximately 8.35pm.
He was later removed to the Midland Regional Hospital in Mullingar where his condition has been described as serious.
The stretch of road remains closed to facilitate an examination by Garda Forensic Collision Investigators and is not expected to re-open until late morning or possibly early this afternoon.
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