Man charged after hit-and-run

A man has been charged by the Gardai in relation to yesterday's hit-and-run incident in Longford.

Sun, 15 Jul, 2001 - 16:43

A man has been charged by the Gardai in relation to yesterday's hit-and-run incident in Longford.

The man has been charged with road traffic offences under section 106 of the Road Traffic Act.

A local man, 64-year-old Eamonn Hoey from Moydow, was killed in the incident.

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