Soft toy ban among new restrictions for roadside crash memorials in south Dublin

Newseze Wire·Mon, Sep 14, 5:00 AMWire: The Irish Times

Victims’ group says memorials at crash ‘black spots’ can contribute to driver awareness and behaviour change

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Soft toy ban among new restrictions for roadside crash memorials in south Dublin

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