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15/10/2007
Offaly Bus Crash Injures Four
A bus driver and three of his passengers have been injured in a crash in Co Offaly.
The accident happened at Frederick St just outside the town of Clara around 9am on Monday.
Midland Regional Hospital in Tullamore treated four people, including the driver of the vehicle after the accident.
However, it is thought that no one involved has been seriously hurt.
It is believed that the bus was taking students to Moate Business College.
(KMcA)
The accident happened at Frederick St just outside the town of Clara around 9am on Monday.
Midland Regional Hospital in Tullamore treated four people, including the driver of the vehicle after the accident.
However, it is thought that no one involved has been seriously hurt.
It is believed that the bus was taking students to Moate Business College.
(KMcA)
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