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The car was turned on its side in the village of Caherconlish
A DRIVER had a lucky escape this Wednesday evening after their car turned on one side in Limerick.
The incident took place on High Street at Caherconlish village at around 8.45pm.
Limerick Fire and Rescue Service officers were dispatched to the scene a short time after 9pm, while it's understood staff of the gardai and ambulance services were also in attendance.
According to an eyewitness, the driver of the car smashed it into a wall beside the right-hand side of High Street before it toppled onto one side.
The woman is believed to have escaped from the car uninjured, and left the scene.
Limerick Live has contacted the gardai for comment.
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