The Irish Road Victims’ Association (IRVA) has expressed alarm over the rising number of pedestrian fatalities on Irish roads. Vice President Leo Lieghio emphasized the urgent need for stronger measures, including doubling penalty points and implementing road safety courses for offenders. Recent incidents included multiple pedestrian deaths in Dublin and surrounding counties. Lieghio highlighted the vulnerability of pedestrians and the importance of government investment in road safety technologies. The IRVA continues to support victims’ families and calls for immediate action to prevent further tragedies.