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08 Feb 2026
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Many people dropped in to the event to get information about road safety and to raise thoughtful questions around the concept of #VisionZero
A very successful community engagement event was held at Buncrana Primary Care Centre.
The event was organised by Garda Anne McGreal, Garda Stephen Ferry and Garda Lee Scanlon.
"It was fantastic to have the opportunity to engage with the public on a one to one basis about the topic of road safety," An Garda Siochana posted. "Many people dropped in to the event to get information about road safety and to raise thoughtful questions around the concept of #VisionZero.
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"The event also gave Garda Lee Scanlon an opportunity to speak to the public about e-scooter use and about the legislation surrounding their use. Practical advice was shared throughout the event, and yellow reflective vests were provided to help keep everyone safe and visible on our roads.
"A sincere thank you to Dr Ciara Steel and Maura Gillen, General Manager of Buncrana Primary Care Centre, for their continued support and cooperation. Further dates are currently being organised, and details will be shared in due course."
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