Road Safety warning issued ahead of long weekend
After 9 fatal road accidents in the last week alone - motorists in Cork are being urged to be extra careful with increased activity on the roads this bank holiday weekend
The Transport Minister says the situation on the roads is almost at crisis level.
18 people have died on Cork roads so far this year with the latest road death in Cork occuring on Wednesday night in North Cork.
19-year-old Danny Moloney from Newtownshandrum was killed when the car he was driving collided with a wall in Charleville
Transport Minister Shane Ross says the message needs to sink in with drivers especially with the amount of increased activity on the roads this bank holiday weekend.
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