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GARDAÍ ARE APPEALING for information following a fatal traffic collision between two cars in Clontibret, Co Monaghan last night.
The male driver of one of the cars, aged in his teens, was pronounced dead at the scene, according to a garda press statement.
The deceased has been named locally as Monaghan U20 Gaelic football captain Brendan Óg Duffy.
The crash occurred hours after Óg Duffy captained Monaghan’s U20 side to victory in an Ulster championship semi-final against Donegal earlier that evening.
The N2 remains closed at Tullybuck, Co Monaghan today following the incident, which took place shortly before midnight last night.
“At approximately 11.30pm last night, Gardaí were alerted to a road traffic collision involving two cars on the N2 in Tullybuck, Clontibret, Co. Monaghan,” according to the statement.
“The driver of one car, a male aged in his teens, was pronounced dead at the scene.
“Gardaí are appealing to anyone who may have witnessed this collision to come forward. Gardaí are also appealing to anyone who was in the Tullybuck, Clontibret area yesterday evening between 11.15pm and midnight to contact them.
“Any road users who were travelling in the area and who may have camera footage (including dash cam) is asked to make it available to investigating Gardaí.”
Anyone with any information in relation to this incident is asked to contact Monaghan Garda Station on 047 77200, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or any Garda station.
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They missed the smartphone and tablet boat big time. I’d say they’re only splitting them in the hope that someone will buy the pc business from them like Lenovo and IBM back in the day. I think at one stage Lenovo made an offer for the pc arm when one of HPs more shortlived chairmen announced they were gone cease production shortly after releasing their new tablet OS a few years ago. It was a shame because those tablets were supposed to be good.
I cant belie that will happen .
Maybe on Hewlett an another company Packard :)
If one part of company start doing businesses only on printing there will be no big businesses I suppose
Printers are to expensive and there are get faulty relay fast
I’m using non original – compatibile cartridges from http://corink.ie because are so expensive ….
Better start from lowering prices to get customers back
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