There has been renewed focus on videos of dangerous driving following a fatal crash on Sunday.

It comes after five teenagers were killed in a crash on Sunday in Co Kildare.

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Two of the five teenagers were from Carlow, two were from Athy and the fifth spent some time living in Dublin and Limerick. 

Sisters Alma and Niamh Kinsella, aged in their 30s, were in the front of the car while their younger sister Ellie Hendricken, who is in her 20s, was in a rear seat passenger along with her nephew.

Another sister and seven-year-old son of one of the women remain in serious condition in separate hospitals.

Gardaí report a head on collision on the M9

Five people have died in the crash near Moone, which has been referred to Fiosrú.

Gardaí say the incident happened Southbound at Junction 6

Stephen O’Driscoll, 24, was pronounced dead at the scene of the collision on the M9 near the junction at Kilcullen, Co Kildare, on December 7th, 2019.

They said that the incident involving an articulated heavy goods vehicle (HGV) first began on the motorway.

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“While I welcome this news, I am disappointed in the long delays in carrying out the repair work and now the additional time to get the lights reconnected,” said Deputy Mark Wall

Gardaí are appealing for information about the collision in Kilmeany on Friday night.

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses following a single-vehicle road traffic collision that occurred on the M9 southbound at Paulstown, Co Kilkenny, at approximately 8. 10pm last night, Wednesday 23 July.

A MOTORIST last week contested a series of driving-related charges after an accident occurred in the early hours of the morning on the M9 motorway.

“If there was a blow-out at that speed I’ll leave to your imagination, but wheelchair or paralysed"

The incident happened on the M9 motorway in Killcullen

He  “panicked” when he missed the junction and didn’t continue onto the next exit because his passengers would be late

Transport Infrastructure Ireland will be reviewing the junction to ensure safety for road users

"You were trying out a new car? Well, tonight, you’ll be trying out a new bed in the Midland Prison."

The judge described the defendant’s behaviour was “inexcusable”

“This was absolute madness."

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The two-car collision happened on the M9 at around 7.35pm on Thursday