STORM TRACKER: Follow 'Storm Amy' as it bears down on Ireland amid brutal forecast
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05 Sept 2025
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05 Sept 2025
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Gardaí and the Road Safety Authority (RSA) are appealing to all road users to continue to demonstrate that public solidarity and ‘Stay Safe’ this St Brigid’s Bank Holiday Weekend.
This weekend is a new bank holiday weekend introduced by the Government in recognition of the public’s response and solidarity with each other during the Covid-19 pandemic. Bank Holidays are a time to relax and enjoy with families, relatives and friends; they are also period when traffic volumes increase on roads across the country.
Last Year, 2022, 156 persons died on Irish roads, the largest death toll on Irish roads since 2016.
18 persons died on Irish roads during January 2023. This is the largest death toll on Irish Roads during the month of January since 2013.
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