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Gardaí are asking witnesses and road-users who have dash-cam footage who were around the area at the time to contact Gardaí in Bunbeg at 074-9531333.
A cyclist was struck by a car in Annagry, with the driver making off.
The incident occurred on the R295 Annagry East, near the graveyard at around 4:05pm on Thursday, April 24. The cyclist was struck by a small silver car, who failed to remain at the scene and has yet to come forward.
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It is believed they kept driving towards the Gweedore direction. The cyclist's injuries are believed to be non-life-threatening.
Gardaí are asking witnesses and road-users who have dash-cam footage who were around the area at the time to contact Gardaí in Bunbeg at 074-9531333. Alternatively, they can contact the Garda Confidential line on 1800 666 111.
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