Ireland Crime

Named as

Suspect

Offences

Dangerous driving causing death (road traffic collision – fatal)

Where

Co. Dublin

Reporting

1 report, 24 Feb 2025 to 24 Feb 2025

Outlets

dublinlive.ie

• Bus driver acquitted of dangerous driving causing death in Dublin Dangerous driving causing death (road traffic collision – fatal) · Co. Dublin

  On 21 February 2004, an out-of-service bus driven by Kenneth Henvey mounted a footpath at Wellington Quay, Dublin, and crashed into people boarding a 66 bus to Maynooth, killing five people and injuring over a dozen others. The five who died were Kevin Garry, Kathleen Gilton, Margaret Traynor, Vasyl Tyminskyy, and Teresa Keatley. Henvey was charged with dangerous driving causing death and pleaded not guilty, with the defence arguing the bus was faulty and had experienced a power surge. In 2007, a Circuit Criminal Court jury acquitted Henvey, and Dublin Bus subsequently faced multiple civil law suits.

  Acquitted, 24 Feb 2025Suspect · 1 report

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1. 24 Feb2025
   Acquitteddublinlive.ie, in Bus driver acquitted of dangerous driving causing death in Dublin

   Wellington Quay bus crash that killed five people remembered 21 years on

   suspect, Kenneth Henvey, male, named, irish (judged from name)Kenneth Henvey♂IE

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