Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
BREAKING: Esther Burke gives update after collision in Castlebar
It has now been two weeks since Esther Burke’s car was crashed into in Castlebar. The Gardaí have still not confirmed to her insurance company that the driver of the vehicle was uninsured.
Esther Burke has spent many hours over the last two weeks on the phone to her insurance company regarding the matter. She also made a statement to Gardaí in Castlebar Garda Station. We now understand that the driver of the car who caused the collision is known in his local area for antisocial behaviour and terrorising the elderly. He was rude and disrespectful when Esther spoke to him after the collision. He and his friends showed no remorse or regret for their actions.
This week we have had horrific tragedy on our roads. A family is fighting for their lives. Five young men have died. It has come to light that before the crash on the M9, videos were being posted on social media of dangerous driving and of robbery.
There has been much commentary this week that the Gardaí need training and more resources to deal with these problems.
However Esther Burke is still waiting for the Gardaí to simply confirm that the driver who collided with her car was uninsured.
On the other hand, there was no hesitancy on the part of the Gardaí to drive up to Enoch Burke’s school in a squad car and arrest him after he refused to use the “they” pronoun and endorse and affirm transgender ideology. On other occasions, many Gardaí have come into court when the Burke family are present, sitting for hours doing nothing, some scrolling on their phones.
This is deeply concerning. We urge people not to be intimidated by the Gardaí into inaction. Stand up and speak up.
BREAKING: Esther Burke gives update after collision in Castlebar
It has now been two weeks since Esther Burke’s car was crashed into in Castlebar. The Gardaí have still not confirmed to her insurance company that the driver of the vehicle was uninsured.
Esther Burke has spent many hours over the last two weeks on the phone to her insurance company regarding the matter. She also made a statement to Gardaí in Castlebar Garda Station. We now understand that the driver of the car who caused the collision is known in his local area for antisocial behaviour and terrorising the elderly. He was rude and disrespectful when Esther spoke to him after the collision. He and his friends showed no remorse or regret for their actions.
This week we have had horrific tragedy on our roads. A family is fighting for their lives. Five young men have died. It has come to light that before the crash on the M9, videos were being posted on social media of dangerous driving and of robbery.
There has been much commentary this week that the Gardaí need training and more resources to deal with these problems.
However Esther Burke is still waiting for the Gardaí to simply confirm that the driver who collided with her car was uninsured.
On the other hand, there was no hesitancy on the part of the Gardaí to drive up to Enoch Burke’s school in a squad car and arrest him after he refused to use the “they” pronoun and endorse and affirm transgender ideology. On other occasions, many Gardaí have come into court when the Burke family are present, sitting for hours doing nothing, some scrolling on their phones.
This is deeply concerning. We urge people not to be intimidated by the Gardaí into inaction. Stand up and speak up.
