there was a fatal accident yesterday. A person was hit while walking on the main road in Killybegs. Very sad day for the family and the community It was a shock to the town, she was the local postmistress and recently retired.
That's really a tragedy. My area has a problem with increasing pedestrial accidents. With people glancing at their phones and other screens in their cars now, it's a scary situation!
Lamento profundamente! Dias de chuva, são sempre propícios a acidentes! Os condutores esquecem-se que a travagem, não é a mesma dos dias normais... e andam na habitual velocidade! Nem mesmo a passagem de peões por vezes é respeitada! Um grande abraço Ana
You wonder why she was walking on the road.
ReplyDeleteMay she rest in peace. Prayers for all concerned.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
A terrible sight
ReplyDeleteTraffic one of the major causes of premature death but what misery for the families affected.
ReplyDeleteSo sad...
ReplyDeleteIt's sad...
ReplyDeleteAwful and sad. Here they speed like crazy often, too. Very sad.
ReplyDeleteThat's just awful! May she rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteSo sad. Thanks for the post. Yes, if its not for the dogs chasing you in the neighborhood it's traffic.
ReplyDeleteThat is sad.
ReplyDelete...people are in too much of a hurry.
ReplyDeleteOmggg...how terribly sad!!! Just retired...I just don't understand the "why" of it all...
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Donna
So sad. A tragedy for the community and her family.
ReplyDeleteHi Bill.
ReplyDeleteAlways bad when something serious has happened.
Greetings from Patricia.
How sad this accident happened. The streets of Killybegs seemed so quiet to me.
ReplyDeleteHow awful, a recently retired person (no matter who) should have had more life to enjoy! What is the big square metal building across the street?
ReplyDeleteSo sad. She must have been well known in the community and will missed by many.
ReplyDeleteThat's terrible
ReplyDeleteVery sad! Prayers for her family and friends. R.I.P.
ReplyDeleteOh my, that is sad news. Drivers need to stay alert at all times.
ReplyDeleteVery sad. I hope some lessons can be learned from this tragedy.
ReplyDeleteSad and shocking truly. It's needed to be careful indeed... A minute of distraction can be fatal. Take care, Bill.
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How very sad.
ReplyDeleteSiempre que no haya una zona para peatones, es peligroso caminar por las carreteras.
ReplyDeleteOh, Lord. I am sorry to hear that.
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ReplyDeleteOh my that is sad, prayers for the woman's family!
ReplyDeleteHearbreaking. I am so sorry.
ReplyDeleteOh that is sad to hear.
ReplyDeleteoh no so sad, it's shocking when it's someone you know
ReplyDeleteThat's really a tragedy. My area has a problem with increasing pedestrial accidents. With people glancing at their phones and other screens in their cars now, it's a scary situation!
ReplyDeletePoor lady, RIP
ReplyDeleteSo sad and such a tragedy.
ReplyDeleteUy que pena, lo siento mucho. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteVery sad ending indeed. May her soul rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteVery sorry to hear and it shouldn't have happened before she enjoyed a retirement period.
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ReplyDeletePrayers for all concerned
Very sad to hear this
ReplyDeleteHow very sad! Poor family. I am sure the community is in shock.
ReplyDeleteHow very sad! Poor family. I am sure the community is in shock.
ReplyDeleteDo you know if she survived? Oh, that has to be so hard for the community. A postmistress is probably known to all.
ReplyDeleteThat is very sad.
ReplyDeleteMay she rest in peace.
All the best Jan
Lamento profundamente! Dias de chuva, são sempre propícios a acidentes! Os condutores esquecem-se que a travagem, não é a mesma dos dias normais... e andam na habitual velocidade! Nem mesmo a passagem de peões por vezes é respeitada!
ReplyDeleteUm grande abraço
Ana