Criminal proceedings are under way following the death of a Dáil usher in a fatal collision in Dublin, an inquest hears. Reports say the case involves the circumstances of the crash and that a prosecution is being pursued in connection with the incident. During the inquest, the wife of the deceased said she wants attention directed to safety at the road junction where the collision occurred. She specifically calls for improvements to make the junction safer for cyclists. The accounts agree that the fatal crash led to the inquest and that legal action is now at an early stage, with the prosecution pending or underway depending on the report. While the sources do not provide detailed information about the cause of the collision or the identity of the person(s) facing prosecution, they concur on the core developments: the death of the Dáil usher, the inquest’s consideration of the circumstances, and the wife’s public safety request concerning cycling at the junction. The reporting reflects that the matter is still in progress through the legal process.