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Breaking Motorcyclist injured in crash that killed garda dies

Breaking Motorcyclist injured in crash that killed garda dies

RTÉ News​2 days ago

The motorcyclist who was injured in the crash that killed Garda Kevin Flatley last month has died in hospital.
The incident happened at the checkpoint on the R132, the old Swords to Balbriggan Road, at Lissenhall on 11 May.
The man, who was in his 30s, died at Beaumont Hospital yesterday evening.

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