A cyclist was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries earlier today (Saturday), following a fall from his bike on a busy Wexford thoroughfare.
The incident occurred between 10 and 11am, on Wexford's R730, near the entrance to the National Heritage Park. The road was closed for a time, as emergency services gave medical assistance to the male, who is thought to have received a cut to his head as a result of the fall. No other road users were involved in the incident.
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