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A section of the M20 motorway which was closed following a road collision on the outskirts of Limerick city has re-opened to traffic.
The multi-vehicle accident happened shortly after 6pm this Monday between Junction 2 (Dooradoyle) and the Rosbrien Interchange.
Emergency services, including four units of Limerick Fire and Rescue, attended the scene and there were long delays on the northbound carriageway of the motorway for around an hour.
A garda spokesperson confirmed the road fully reopened at around 7.30pm.
LIMERICK: M20 Cork/Limerick Rd reopened n'bound btwn J2 Dooradoyle and J1 Rossbrien following an earlier collision. https://t.co/qvBPcgxUj8
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) March 20, 2017
There are no reports of any serious injuries following the collision.
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