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27 Sept 2025
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The crash occurred near Quigley's Point on Saturday afternoon.
Gardai are investigating the circumstances of a multi-vehicle collision on a busy main road in Inishowen.
The crash, which involved three vehicles, occurred about one mile south of Quigley's Point village, shortly before 2pm on Saturday, September 27.
Emergency services, including gardai and ambulance personnel, attended the scene in the townland of Three Trees, along the banks of Lough Foyle.
The collision resulted in significant damage to the three vehicles involved and much disruption to traffic, but thankfully, there have been no reports of serious injuries.
The three-vehicle pile-up occurred on the main R238 road, between Moville and Muff, which was very busy with weekend traffic at the time.
It is understood that the crash took place in the Muff-bound carriageway, and the guards have said that their investigations into exactly what happened remain ongoing.
A Garda spokesperson confirmed: “Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene of a three-car collision at Three Trees, Quigley's Point, shortly before 2pm on Saturday, 27th September 2025."
"There have been no reports of serious injuries. Enquiries are ongoing," they added.
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