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The Road Safety Authority must lead a nationwide campaign addressing road safety issues in Donegal.

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  1. The Road Safety Authority and Children’s Health Ireland launched a joint public safety campaign, supported by Seán Canney's advocacy.
  2. AXA organized a roadshow and Debbie supported road safety efforts in Donegal.
  3. The Road Safety Authority must lead a nationwide campaign addressing road safety issues in Donegal.

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3 reports, 1 independent, last reported Sep 14. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The Road Safety Authority must lead a nationwide campaign addressing road safety issues in Donegal.

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How it developed

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  1. The Road Safety Authority and Children’s Health Ireland launched a joint public safety campaign, supported by Seán Canney's advocacy.Sub-event
  2. AXA organized a roadshow and Debbie supported road safety efforts in Donegal.Sub-event
  3. Road Safety Authority tasked with leading a nationwide road safety campaign in Donegal.1 source

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