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Concern collision data not reflecting scale of injuries
The scale of serious injuries on Irish roads may be far greater than official collision figures suggest, according to new data from the HSE.
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The scale of serious injuries on Irish roads may be far greater than official collision figures suggest, according to new data from the HSE.
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