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The pedestrian was taken to Letterkenny University Hospital to receive medical attention for non-life-threatening injuries
A pedestrian was hospitalised following a collision in Letterkenny.
The collision between a car and a pedestrian occurred on Monday at around 4:50pm in Oldtown.
The pedestrian was taken to Letterkenny University Hospital to receive medical attention for non-life-threatening injuries. The driver of the car did not sustain any injuries.
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“We are appealing for witnesses and/or dash-cam footage in connection with a road traffic collision that occurred on the L1114 road at Oldtown,” a garda spokesperson said. “If anyone witnessed the collision or if they were in the area with a dash-cam, we ask them to contact Letterkenny Gardaí on 074-9167100.”
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