Hit-and-run victim may have had interaction with group

Resources of homicide inquiry committed to investigation into hit-and-run death of Bryan Lowe

Gardaí believe victim (17) feared for his safety before being followed and rammed off electric bike in Co Clare last Friday night

Gardaí investigating possibility Clare teenager killed in hit-and-run deliberately knocked down

Gardaí said they were looking to trace the driver or occupants of a silver/gold coloured Skoda Octavia with Cork registration

Hit-and-run victim may have had interaction with group

RTÉ News understands that Gardaí investigating the circumstances into the death of a 17-year-old boy in a hit-and-run incident in Co Clare are following a line of inquiry that he may have had some interaction with a group of others in the time immediately preceding his death.

'I'm being folllowed'- Clare teen killed in hit-and-run

Mother of tragic teen said she believes her son was "murdered"

Teenager Bryan Lowe texted friend that he was being followed before fatal hit-and-run in Co Clare.

Limerick school providing psychological supports to fellow students of teen hit-and-run victim

PSYCHOLOGICAL supports were being offered to students at a school where County Clare hit-and-run victim Bryan Lowe had been studying for his Leaving Certificate exams. Bryan Lowe (17), from Westbury and Clonlara, died when he was struck by a motor vehicle as he rode an e-bike at Cottage Cross, Clonlara, around 11pm last Friday night. The […]