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THERE might traffic delays in Limerick this Thursday evening following a two vehicle collision.
It is understood the incident occurred around 6pm on M20 northbound between Junction 02 Dooradoyle and Junction 01 - M7/N18/M20.
The road was closed for a time following the incident while emergency services attended the scene.
A garda spokesperson has since confirmed it was a "minor incident" and the road "remains open."
No serious injuries have been reported.
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