UPDATE: Two injured in north Longford car crash released from hospital as third is transferred to Drogheda
Gardaí reopen road following 'serious' collision outside Granard
It's believed the injured teenager was the front seat passenger in the vehicle which struck a tree at Toome, in the Kilmore area of Toome, close to Granard town shortly before midnight.
He has this lunchtime been transferred for further treatment to what have been described as non life-threatening injuries.
The Leader understands he was the front seat passenger in the car, sustaining facial injuries and a suspected broken hip as a result.
The three, a man in his 30s and two teenagers, sustained serious injuries when the car in which they were travelling struck a tree on the roadside.
They were initially taken to Cavan General Hospital and Tullamore's Midland Regional Hospital for treatment as gardaí closed off the road ahead of a full forensic collision examination being carried out this morning.
The Leader can reveal that examination has now concluded and gardaí have reopened the road as investigations into what may have caused last night's collision continue.