File on Dublin bus crash death to go to DPP

A file is expected to be sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) concerning the death of 85-year-old Frank Daly, who was struck by a Bus Éireann bus in Dublin city center earlier this year. The inquest into his death was adjourned as criminal proceedings are being considered.

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A file on the investigation into Mr Daly’s death would be sent to the DPP.

Detective Inspector Ken Hoare informed Dublin District Coroner's Court that the investigation file is complete, but gardaí are still awaiting a forensic collision report. The incident occurred on February 5 near the junction of North Earl Street and Marlborough Street when the bus reportedly veered onto a pedestrian area.

Mr. Daly, a former dispatcher for The Irish Times for over 45 years, died from multiple organ and musculoskeletal injuries. His brother, Dermot Daly, formally identified his body. The bus, which was not in service at the time, also injured three other pedestrians.

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criminal proceedings are under consideration

Coroner Clare Keane granted the adjournment, with the case listed for further mention in April 2027. A memorial tribute to Mr. Daly was placed at Ann's Bakery, a local shop he frequented.

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