A man in his 60s died late Sunday when his car collided with a bus on the N25 in County Waterford. The fatal crash occurred at Kinsalebeg between Youghal and Dungarvan shortly before 8pm, prompting a Garda road closure, technical examination, and an active public appeal for witnesses and dashcam footage.
Fatal N25 Collision at Kinsalebeg
A man in his 60s lost his life on Sunday evening after the car he was driving collided with a bus in County Waterford.
Gardaí confirmed that the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. While the impact was severe enough to claim a life, all occupants of the bus were medically assessed at the scene, and no serious injuries were reported among them.
Garda Investigation and Public Appeal
Following the crash, the N25 was temporarily closed to allow for a full Garda technical examination. Authorities have since fully reopened the route to traffic.
Investigators have notified the coroner, and a postmortem examination is being arranged. Meanwhile, gardaí are urging any witnesses to come forward. Road users who traveled on the N25 between Grange and Pilltown Cross between 7.30pm and 8pm on Sunday—particularly those with camera footage, including dashcam recordings—are asked to share it with investigators.
Anyone with relevant information can contact Dungarvan Garda station at 058 48600, reach out to the Garda Confidential Line at 1800 666 111, or contact any local Garda station.
A Nationally Tragic Sunday on Irish Roads
Three other individuals lost their lives in separate collisions around the country on the same day.

Earlier in the afternoon, at about 3.15pm, a motorcyclist in his 50s died following a collision with a van on the R736 near Wellington Bridge in County Wexford. Hours earlier, at approximately 2.40am, a man in his 20s suffered fatal injuries when his car struck a tree on the N21 at Cummeen, Adare, County Limerick. Additionally, a man in his 50s died at about 2am on Sunday after his car crashed into a premises on Connaught Street in Athboy, County Meath.