Biker killed in collision

Tuesday, 14 June 2011 06:15

Police are appealing for witnesses after a biker has been killed in a collision.

At around 3:45 yesterday a bike and truck were involved in a collision on Bemahague Road, it happened near to its junction with the Governors Hill estate.

One of the biker received fatal injuries, the other has been detained at Nobles Hospital.

The road was closed for 5 hours while police investigated.

The Coroner of Inquests have been informed.

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