gaillimhabu wrote: » The gardai took details and a statement. However they mentioned there is no cameras on that roundabout or even over the bridge.
gaillimhabu wrote: » It might be the Fiat Cinquecento actually as it was box like. It was black on the top and red on the bottom. So that is three colours as I seen red and blue paint on the focus. I'll get a better description later and update the original post. You would think it wouldn't be hard to find FYI production of the Cinquecento ended in 1998, when it was replaced by the SeicentoDoes anyone know if there is cameras on the junction lights at the end of the bridge (college side) as I rememeber that it was upgraded within the last year?
gaillimhabu wrote: » We'll check with the gardai about cameras on the Newcastle Road side
gaillimhabu wrote: » Two students walking stopped to see if she was ok. They were wearing suits.
Iwannahurl wrote: » With regard to CCTV, does the new Traffic Control centre have cameras up and running
Iwannahurl wrote: » and if so do they record?
Iwannahurl wrote: » That Fiat had to pass through some other junction to get there, possibly one of the new signalised junctions.
gaillimhabu wrote: » Checked with the security at Galway Shopping Centre and also the Galway Retail Park today and none of their cameras go further that their wall perimeter. So no luck there Also checked with the Topaz on the Newcastle Road but their cameras are only pointing in onto their forecourt. Noticed the swivel camera allright at the lights on the Newcastle road and will get onto the traffic control centre to see if they can shed any light for this junction or maybe the Tuam Road junction. The car could have come from a few other areas i.e. 3 others routes that lead into the menlo park roundabout. Will see what the traffic control centre say and then try the gardai again that were at the accident. No word from them anyhow at this moment in time
Ruffty^ wrote: » The exact same thing happened to me last week. I was in middle lane going for the bridge and a car on my right swerved across my path going towards the cinema. I was lucky I saw what this moron carrying an entire family in his car did and was able to stop with a few mm to spare, I was also lucky that I did not get rear ended by following traffic. The road markings are badly faded at the shopping centre and omniplex junctures and have been like that for a long time. New paint would not stop simpletons like the asshole that hit your girl or the one that I dodged, but it would not hurt either.
Paddyfield wrote: » Off topic: Why do people refer to the Galway Shopping Centre as the Headford Road Shopping Centre? It could cause confusion. GSC is such a dated name but it is what it is.
newkie wrote: » Because us blow-ins might think you're talking about the Eyre Square Centre. Personally I always call it the Terryland shooping centre.
gaillimhabu wrote: » Took the reg and these are the details from motorcheck.ie: 1998 Fiat Seicento 1.0 SX, Body Type 3 Door Hatchback, Colour Blue Tried to follow him across the bridge but lost him. I'll see what the gardai say this evening on what to do from here.
Sponge Bob wrote: » 1998 would be a Cinquecento not a Seicento .....and well done there OP!