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The accident happened on the N24 near Oola
THE scene of a road accident in County Limerick earlier this Friday evening has been cleared.
The alarm was raised shortly after 6pm following a collision on the Tipperary side of Oola on the N24.
One person sustained what are believed to be minor injuries as a result of the collision, which involved two vehicles.
Gardai, HSE paramedics and two units of the fire service from Tipperary Town attended the scene for around two hours before it was cleared.
LIMERICK: A crash has been cleared from the N24 Limerick/Tipperary Rd on the Tipperary side of Oola. https://t.co/pdsEzKbsHZ
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) June 23, 2017
The section of road near where the collision happened has since fully re-opened.
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