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Taoiseach Calls for 'No Tolerance for Reckless Behaviour' After M9 Crash

A stolen BMW drove the wrong way before the head-on collision, and garda representatives said officers were told not to pursue it.

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Two incidents have taken place in just over a week where a car was driven the wrong way down an Irish motorway, leading to tragedy or injury

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Taoiseach calls for 'no tolerance for reckless behaviour' after M9 crash

Two incidents have taken place in just over a week where a car was driven the wrong way down an Irish motorway, leading to tragedy or injury

·Dublin, Ireland
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‘No tolerance’ for reckless driving, Irish premier says after horror crash

Ireland’s premier was speaking after a horror fatal head-on crash with involving a stolen vehicle.

·London, United Kingdom
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