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PARC Road Safety Group provides a free information guide for families of victims of road traffic collisions.
It is called 'Finding Your Way'. Copyright 2012 © PARC Road Safety Group. NALA Plain English Awards 2016 - Highly commended document.
The 2019 edition was launched by Deputy Tommy Broughan TD at PARC's Remembrance Day Ceremony for Road Traffic Victims on 18th November 2018.
PARC Road Safety Group provides a free information guide for families of victims of road traffic collisions.
It is called 'Finding Your Way'. Copyright 2012 © PARC Road Safety Group. NALA Plain English Awards 2016 - Highly commended document.
The 2019 edition was launched by Deputy Tommy Broughan TD at PARC's Remembrance Day Ceremony for Road Traffic Victims on 18th November 2018.
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This free booklet 'Finding Your Way' is the first of its kind in Ireland and has achieved the Plain English Mark. The Garda Commissioner instructed Garda Family Liaison Officers throughout the country to distribute 'Finding Your Way' to all bereaved families.
Superintendents throughout the 26 counties have been issued with a supply of copies. If, for some reason you have failed to receive a copy from your family liaison officer, a copy is available from PARC Road Safety Group.
Click here to see what families have said about 'Finding Your Way'
This free booklet 'Finding Your Way' is the first of its kind in Ireland and has achieved the Plain English Mark. The Garda Commissioner instructed Garda Family Liaison Officers throughout the country to distribute 'Finding Your Way' to all bereaved families.
Superintendents throughout the 26 counties have been issued with a supply of copies. If, for some reason you have failed to receive a copy from your family liaison officer, a copy is available from PARC Road Safety Group.
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PARC supports families who have questions in relation to the information supplied in our free booklet 'Finding Your Way'.
PARC works with all relevant stakeholders to make our roads safer so that lives are preserved and injuries prevented. Through its research, PARC highlights many unsatisfactory practices and loopholes in road traffic legislation. See PARC Road Safety Group's campaigns.
PARC highlights road safety issues with the support of local and national media.
PARC commemorates World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims each year on the third Sunday of November.
PARC works with all relevant stakeholders to make our roads safer so that lives are preserved and injuries prevented. Through its research, PARC highlights many unsatisfactory practices and loopholes in road traffic legislation. See PARC Road Safety Group's campaigns.
PARC highlights road safety issues with the support of local and national media.
PARC commemorates World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims each year on the third Sunday of November.
PARC members (David Walsh, front far right) with Deputy Tommy Broughan on the plinth of Leinster House following the passage of lifesaving road traffic legislation in July 2018.
It is with deep regret and sadness that we learn of the death of our beloved friend and colleague David Walsh.
David was a giant of a man in every way. He was a very active member and supporter of PARC road safety group since the death of his daughter Mary and unborn granddaughter Mollie in a road traffic collision on 26th March 2012. David worked tirelessly in his pursuit of Justice and Truth for both Mary and Mollie. As a result of his work and perseverance little Mollie was registered and included by the Road Safety Authority and An Garda Siochana in the road traffic statistics for that year. This was the first time in Ireland that an unborn child was recognised as a fatality in a Road Traffic Collision.
David campaigned on all other aspects of road safety with other PARC members. As a result of his fundraising he enabled the publication of PARC’s free information booklet ‘Finding Your Way’ – a guide for bereaved families of road traffic victims – now available from An Garda Siochana. Through his work with PARC, David has been a beacon of light for families who found themselves in a similar situation to himself back in 2012.
We will be forever grateful to you David. You will always be remembered for the good that you have done.
PARC extends its deepest sympathy to David’s wife Ursula and his family.
“ May you continue to inspire us: To enter each day with a generous heart. To serve the call of courage and love”- John O Donohue.
Fond memories campaigning with David Walsh… One in a million..
PARC joint meeting with Ministers for Transport and Justice 2014.