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The scene of the collision on Roches Street this Friday afternoon
THERE are reports of traffic delays in Limerick city centre following a collision between a bus and a car.
The collision occurred on the junction between Catherine Street and Roches Street in the city.
Gardai are attending the scene.
It is understood that no one was injured following the collision.
The rear window of the car was smashed following the collision (photo above).
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Charlie and Anna Davis at the special celebration to renew their wedding vows in Ennis Road Care Facility and on their wedding day 66 years ago
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Con Casey of S&W, which led the sale process
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