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MOTORISTS ON THE N7 Naas Road on their way into Dublin are reporting delays of up to 90 minutes this morning, following an earlier crash.
A collision just before the M50 interchange blocking the right and middle lanes has now been cleared – but there are still significant delays.
AA Roadwatch, in an update at 9.30am, said it was very busy ”from J8 Johnstown to J4 Rathcoole and again from J2 Kingswood to the Red Cow Interchange”.
It’s also very busy in surrounding areas as a result too, according to the traffic monitoring website, including on the New Nangor Rd into Clondalkin, through Rathcoole and on approaches to Saggart Cross.
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I’m remember when Ciara went missing, so sad her mother passed without finding justice for Ciara or being able to bury her.
@LittleBee: So sad for her Mother and now family no closer thanks to the man never closed the case
Fair play to this Detective..well dine
It’s so sad her mother passed away without finding some sort of peace for want of a better word I would like to believe that heaven is real and they are together again
Surely as an investigator the most important thing is to find the culprit and get him charged . Not “ do you best “. I’m sure he did try his best but he neither found the body nor the culprit. I wouldn’t be highlighting that in a book.
@DB: Would you be happier if he had fitted him up?
@Joe Bloggs: that’s ridiculous of course not. His job is to find and prosecute.legally,By the fact he didn’t prosecute he didn’t find.You cannot blame people without evidence.That’s the whole point . No body returned no culprit prosecuted ,They are the facts . I’m not saying whether he did a good or bad job but end result still the same .
@DB: You obviously feel that he didn’t do a good job, otherwise you wouldn’t have made comment on it.
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