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Emergency works being carried out on Thomas Street I PICTURE: Paul O'Brien
THOMAS Street in Limerick city has reopened following emergency works, the council has confirmed in a statement this Sunday morning.
A spokesperson said: "Limerick City and County Council can confirm that one lane of Thomas Street (between Anne St and Wickham St) is now re-opened to traffic, while one footpath, on that same section, is now also open to the public.
"Part of the street was closed on Friday evening so that emergency works could be carried out.”
Limerick Live understands issues were identified with two buildings - both of which are out of use - and further assessment was required.
In order to do this, the street needed to be closed to get the containers in to do works.
Mary Street garda station ceased to operate back in 2013
Limerick's Drugs Unit carry out operations across the city to thwart organised crime gangs in episode one of On The Beat Picture: RTÉ Player
Colaiste Iosaef's Zeina Mohammed with Liam Cronin, Cian O’Regan, Cathal Murphy, Cathal Parkinson and Kellen O’Connor
Solicitor John Herbert said the assault 'did not come out of nowhere', and that Luke Kelly is training to be a teacher
Mayor John Moran and Patrick Gardiner, CEO Coolsivna, sign the contracts with Vincent Murray, Cllr Brigid Teefy, Aidan Doyle and Cllr Greg Conway
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