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Emergency services attend scene of two county Longford road collisions
Emergency services attended the scene of two collisions in county Longford in recent days.
Yesterday evening, Tuesday, April 29, one person was taken to hospital following a two car collision near Edgeworthstown.
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A Garda spokesperson said, "Gardaí in Co Longford received a report of a two-car road traffic collision at Tinnynarr, Edgeworthstown, at approximately 6.20pm on Tuesday, April 29, 2025.
"The driver of one of the cars was taken to the Regional Hospital Mullingar as a precaution."
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Meanwhile, Gardaí and emergency services also attended a single-vehicle road traffic collision that occurred at approximately 7pm on Sunday, April 27 in Killashee.
The spokesperson said, "No injuries were reported."
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