It follows the M9 crash and other wrong-way driving incidents on roads including the M50 and M7.
The Government's meeting State agencies today to discuss measures to prevent wrong-way driving on motorways.
It's in the wake of the M9 crash, as well as a number of other incidents of people travelling the wrong way on roads such as the M50 and the M7.
The family of the Midlands sisters seriously injured in the M9 crash released a statement on their go fund me page thanking people who donated showing support.
Roads Minister Séan Canney has convened a meeting with the RSA, TII, Gardaí and officials from the Departments of Transport and Justice.
Tranport Minister Darragh O'Brien says everyone has a role to play in reducing the number of incidents of wrong way driving:
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