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Two-vehicle collision on M9 leaves several injured and drivers in critical condition

A head-on crash on the M9 northbound near Junction 3 resulted in serious injuries to multiple occupants, with two drivers taken to Tallaght University Hospital in critical condition.

Police reported that a car traveling against traffic on the M9 northbound caused a head-on collision with a second vehicle at Junction 3 shortly after 03:00 on Sunday. The driver and front passenger of the second car, both women in their 30s, were transported to Tallaght University Hospital and are listed as critical. A 20-year-old female rear-seat passenger was taken to St. Luke's General Hospital in serious condition, while a child passenger was moved to Children’s Health Ireland at Crumlin, also serious.

The stretch of the M9 from Junction 3 to Junction 4 remains shut, with local diversions active. Gardaí have asked anyone who saw the crash or has dash-cam footage to contact investigators, and an independent inquiry by the Office of the Police Ombudsman is underway.

Why it matters

The crash disrupts a major highway and leaves several people in critical or serious condition, prompting a police investigation.

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