RSA Calls On Public To Remember Those Killed On Our Roads
The Road Safety Authority says the public must consider the impact that road deaths have on families and friends.
World Day of Remembrance for Road Victims takes place this Sunday, to honour the 24-thousand who have died including 133 this year.
The RSA says those left behind are often forgotten.
Catherine Flaherty decided to work for the RSA after her sister Delia was killed and says the crash is still having a huge impact on her family:
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