Man killed in Co Donegal road accident

Updated: 20:53, Thursday, 1 February 2007

A 62-year-old cyclist has been killed in a road collision in Co Donegal.

He was fatally injured when his bicycle was struck by a van on the Muff to Moville Road at Quigley's Point.

He died at the scene and his body was removed to Letterkenny General Hospital.

The road will remain closed until tomorrow morning pending a technical examination.

The deceased has not been named.

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