Search icon

News

24th Feb 2018

A Female Pedestrian Was Struck By A Taxi Car In Rathmines Last Night

seank

A female pedestrian was struck by a taxi car in Dublin last night.

The woman in her 50s was hit by the vehicle around 1am on Leinster Road in Rathmines. An ambulance was called to the scene of the incident and the injured pedestrian was rushed to St James’s Hospital. 

Traffic diversions are in place as Gardaí examine the scene of the collision this morning, according to Independent.ie.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Rathmines Garda Station on (01) 6666700 or the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111.

Topics:

RELATED ARTICLES

Dalkey SuperValu has immortalised Matt Damon and his ‘big bag of cans’

Dalkey SuperValu has immortalised Matt Damon and his ‘big bag of cans’

By lovindublin

23 of the best cheap and cheerful eats in Dublin

cheap and cheerful eats dublin

23 of the best cheap and cheerful eats in Dublin

By lovindublin

WIN dinner for four plus drinks at the Three Cents Paloma Garden party in Café en Seine

WIN dinner for four plus drinks at the Three Cents Paloma Garden party in Café en Seine

By Sarah McKenna

MORE FROM Lovin Dublin

40 trees were vandalised overnight in South Dublin park

40 trees were vandalised overnight in South Dublin park

By lovindublin

VAT 9 movement is crucial for an industry ‘on its knees’, say Irish hospitality owners

VAT 9 movement is crucial for an industry ‘on its knees’, say Irish hospitality owners

By Fiona Frawley

Dublin’s historic fruit and vegetable market set to finally reopen

Dublin’s historic fruit and vegetable market set to finally reopen

By Fiona Frawley

Status Orange warnings issued for several counties over Storm Kathleen

Status Orange warnings issued for several counties over Storm Kathleen

By lovindublin

Supermac’s face social media suspension due to April Fool’s joke

Supermac’s face social media suspension due to April Fool’s joke

By lovindublin

What is the VAT 9 hospitality movement and why is it important?

What is the VAT 9 hospitality movement and why is it important?

By Fiona Frawley

Dotie new cafe and natty wine bar has just opened in Blackrock

Blackrock

Dotie new cafe and natty wine bar has just opened in Blackrock

By lovindublin

Best way to get from the airport to Dublin city centre?

Dublin

Best way to get from the airport to Dublin city centre?

By lovindublin

30 of the best lunch spots in Dublin

lunch

30 of the best lunch spots in Dublin

By Katy Thornton

40 trees were vandalised overnight in South Dublin park

40 trees were vandalised overnight in South Dublin park

By lovindublin

17 best romantic restaurants in Dublin

etto

17 best romantic restaurants in Dublin

By Fiona Frawley

WIN: The chance to showcase your business at Taste of Dublin with Square

WIN: The chance to showcase your business at Taste of Dublin with Square

By Sarah McKenna

MORE FROM Lovin Dublin

Change is a brewing- your takeaway coffee is about to get more expensive

Change is a brewing- your takeaway coffee is about to get more expensive

By lovindublin

Big Grill Europe’s biggest BBQ and food festival announce first expansion outside of Ireland

Big Grill Europe’s biggest BBQ and food festival announce first expansion outside of Ireland

By Emily Mullen

The top 12 pints of Guinness in Dublin

best pints

The top 12 pints of Guinness in Dublin

By lovindublin

Irish hospitality is in crisis- but can it be helped?

Irish hospitality is in crisis- but can it be helped?

By Emily Mullen

Cosy-core is all the rage in Dublin, but is it an after-effect of covid?

Cosy-core is all the rage in Dublin, but is it an after-effect of covid?

By Katy Thornton

VAT 9 movement is crucial for an industry ‘on its knees’, say Irish hospitality owners

VAT 9 movement is crucial for an industry ‘on its knees’, say Irish hospitality owners

By Fiona Frawley

Load more stories