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Two people have died following fatal road traffic collisions
Tributes have poured in for a 19-year-old girl after she died in hospital as a result of a tragic road collision in Galway on Sunday last.
Gardaí continue to appeal for witnesses following a two-car road traffic collision that occurred at Ballygaddy Road in Tuam in Co Galway, at around 6:05pm on Sunday July 13 2025.
Samantha Gannon was conveyed to University Hospital Galway, where she has since passed away.
The driver and passenger of the second car (a male in his 20s and a female in her 30s) were treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
Gardaí are appealing for anyone with information regarding this incident to come forward as investigations are ongoing.
Tributes have poured in for Samantha from her friends, family and community following the tragic events.
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