A fatal collision between a pedestrian and a car in County Antrim has led to the death of a 57-year-old man named Alan Doherty, from the Dunloy area. The incident occurred on Bridge Road shortly before 2:30am on Wednesday, with Mr. Doherty sustaining injuries that resulted in his death at the scene. Following the incident, the Bridge Road was closed, and an appeal was made to the public by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) to provide any available information or video footage that might assist the investigation.
The PSNI has since reopened Bridge Road following the investigation, but the tragic death of Alan Doherty has left the community in shock. A PSNI spokesperson offered condolences, saying that their thoughts are with the family and friends of Mr. Doherty at this sad time. Meanwhile, the people of Dunloy have expressed their deep sense of shock and mourning at the news of their neighbor’s sudden death.
The Bridge Road collision is a stark reminder of the importance of safety on the roads. The incident highlights the dangers of carelessness, and the PSNI is urging people to stay vigilant while driving. Road safety on Irish roads is a shared responsibility. Whether you are a pedestrian, a driver, or a passenger, exercising caution on the roads can save lives and prevent accidents. The Dunloy community is now mourning the loss of Mr. Doherty and holding the hope that this tragedy serves as a powerful reminder to everyone to exercise caution and care on the roads
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