Anthony McGinn, a 61-year-old man, has been sentenced to seven years in prison following his guilty plea to dangerous driving resulting in death. The incident occurred in County Monaghan, Ireland, when McGinn was driving at a speed exceeding twice the legal limit. He lost control of the vehicle, which subsequently collided with a tree. The crash resulted in the deaths of two teenage girls, Kiea McCann, aged 17, and Dlava Mohamed, aged 16. Both victims were traveling to their school formal event at the time of the accident. The case was heard in court, where McGinn admitted responsibility for the incident. The sentencing reflects the severity of the offense and the impact on the victims' families and the local community. Dangerous driving resulting in death is a serious criminal offense in Ireland, and the case has drawn attention to road safety and the consequences of exceeding speed limits.