Woman (23) to stand trial accused of dangerous driving causing death of four friends

A 23-year-old woman will go on trial next month accused of dangerous driving involving the death of four of her friends in Co Kildare.

Woman (23) to stand trial accused of dangerous driving causing death of four friends

A 23-year-old woman will go on trial next month accused of dangerous driving involving the death of four of her friends in Co Kildare.

Dayna Kearney, of Crossneen in Carlow, was driving a car that crashed with another vehicle at Burtown near Athy in January 2015.

Four young women died in the collision while Ms Kearney was seriously injured.

19-year-old Gemma Nolan, 20-year-old Charmaine Carroll, 19-year-old Niamh Doyle all from Carlow and 19-year-old Aisling Middleton from Athy lost their lives in the crash.

Ms Kearney has been charged with dangerous driving causing death and driving a dangerously defective vehicle.

Ms Kearney, who was present for the hearing, has been remanded on continuing bail.

She is scheduled to go on trial on July 10.

- Digital Desk

more courts articles

‘Suicide mission’ to threaten Roman Abramovich associate, court told ‘Suicide mission’ to threaten Roman Abramovich associate, court told
Former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson arrives at court to face sex charges Former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson arrives at court to face sex charges
Case against Jeffrey Donaldson to be heard in court Case against Jeffrey Donaldson to be heard in court

More in this section

Ireland v Italy - Guinness Six Nations - Aviva Stadium President Michael D Higgins says he will be ‘recovered’ in weeks after mild stroke
Garda stock Cyclist, 20s, dies following collision involving truck in Co Dublin 
RTÉ bogus self-employed workers fear 'quietly disappearing' at the end of their contracts RTÉ bogus self-employed workers fear 'quietly disappearing' at the end of their contracts
War_map
Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Brand Safety FAQ Help Contact Us Terms and Conditions

© Examiner Echo Group Limited