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A section of the M7 was closed for a number of hours following a multi-vehicle collision
A SECTION of the M7 motorway has re-opened after it was closed following a multi-vehicle collision this Wednesday morning.
The collision happened at around 7.30am on the northbound carriageway of the M7 between Junction 25 (Nenagh Centre) and Junction 23 (Moneygall).
Gardai, paramedics and four units of Tipperary Fire and Rescue from Nenagh and Cloughjordan all attended the scene which has since been cleared.
Incident closed: Collision on M7 between J24 - TOOMEVARA and J23 - MONEYGALL (East) Lanes affected: Hard Shoulder, Lane 1
— TII Traffic (@TIITraffic) January 31, 2018
According to AA Roadwatch, conditions in the area remain icy and motorists travelling in both directions are being urged to exercise caution.
#TIPPERARY #OFFALY Gardaí report icy conditions both ways along the M7 between J25 Nenagh Centre and J23 Moneygall. https://t.co/ipFDM8svNY
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) January 31, 2018
It is not known if there have been any injuries as a result of this morning's collision which resulted in some delays for motorists travelling between Limerick and Dublin.
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