Six Teenagers Seriously Hurt in Collision with Car in South Dublin
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Six teenagers were seriously injured after a car collided with them in south Dublin. The young people, three boys and three girls, are between 13 and 15 years old. Reports say their injuries will change their lives.
The teenagers were walking as pedestrians when the crash happened. The incident involved one car and all six young people. Details about how the collision took place have not yet been fully confirmed.
Emergency services responded to the scene, and the injured teenagers were taken for medical treatment. Their families and the local community are likely to be affected by the news. Gardaí, the Irish police, are expected to investigate the circumstances of the crash.
Road safety is an important issue for many families across Ireland, especially for children who walk near busy roads. Further information about the condition of the teenagers and the investigation is expected in the coming days.
Sources: The Irish Times
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