A motorist from County Meath, Ireland, has been sentenced to three years in prison following a fatal collision with a man riding an e-scooter. The incident occurred near the Carnbeg Hotel in Dundalk. Investigations revealed the driver was travelling at an estimated speed of 169 to 189 kilometers per hour in the seconds leading up to the impact. The court heard evidence detailing the excessive speed as a key factor in the collision. The sentence reflects the severity of the offense and the tragic loss of life. The defendant’s actions were deemed reckless and contributed directly to the death of the e-scooter rider. The case highlights the dangers of speeding and the increasing risks associated with e-scooter use on public roads.