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A passer by captured this picture of the car fire at Clarina
LIMERICK Fire Service attended the scene of a car fire in Clarina village on Wednesday evening.
The incident occurred close to a residential area on the N69, a few hundred yards outside the village.
At 6.10pm, Limerick Fire Service was notified of the incident. One appliance was dispatched to the scene, and returned to its Mulgrave Street base within an hour.
The incident was not treated as a road traffic accident, and no one is believed to have been injured, according to sources.
Traffic was briefly diverted during the incident.
Serious accident at Clarina Cross #Limerick Avoid. @Live95fmNews @Limerick_Leader
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