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1st June 2016
02:33pm BST

"This important report highlights that Ireland continues to have a problem with alcohol and road use. The consequences are having a devastating effect in our communities. We must continue educating drivers, pedestrians, cyclists and passengers about the very real dangers and consequences of making the bad decision to use the road after consuming alcohol."The counties with the highest instances of alcohol-related drink-driving were found to be Cork (10.6%), Galway (9.7%), Dublin (7.9%) and Donegal (7.6%). Young male drivers are still more involved in crashes than any other demographic in the country.
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