The premises, which was the subject of a Closure Order last month, re-opened earlier this week
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EMERGENCY services attended the scene of a serious collision in Limerick on Tuesday morning.
Gardai and units from the Limerick Fire Service attended the incident on the N69 in Mungret near the cement factory.
The collision is believed to have involved a car and a tow truck. The extent of any injuries is not yet known.
Three units from Limerick Fire Service attended the scene and returned to base shortly after 11am.
More to follow.
Tom Ryan erected a blockade on his land as part of his ongoing dispute with Limerick City and County Council | PICTURE: Adrian Butler
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Lorraine, Trish, Stephan, Sinead, Siobhán and Evan at last year’s festival
The premises, which was the subject of a Closure Order last month, re-opened earlier this week
Pamela Brooks with senior infants from St Senans National School Molly O'Mara, Jack McMahon (front), Riea Carroll, Jake Fleming and Freddie Lake (back) I PICTURE: Arthur Ellis
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