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The Fire Service tweeted this picture from the scene
THREE units of Limerick Fire Service were deployed to a crash in County Limerick this morning.
According to AA Roadwatch, emergency services dealt with a crash blocking the Old Dublin Road at Lisnagry.
It is understood that it was a two car collision.
A spokesperson for the Limerick Fire Service asked motorists to "please avoid the area and use alternate routes".
Crews are on scene at a RTC on the Old Dublin Road near the Railway Gates.
— Limerick Fire (@LimerickFire) May 9, 2017
Please avoid the area & use alternate routes
The crash was later cleared and the road re-opened around 10am this Tuesday morning.LIMERICK: Emergency services are dealing with a crash blocking the Old Dublin Rd at Lisnagry and traffic is slow. https://t.co/xIOpAblVS1
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) May 9, 2017
LIMERICK: Emergency services have cleared a crash blocking the Old Dublin Rd (R445) at Lisnagry. https://t.co/pdsEzJTRQr
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) May 9, 2017
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