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EMERGENCY services are currently at the scene of a triple vehicle road collision in Limerick this Friday morning.
At 10.48am, Limerick Fire Service was alerted to the incident which occurred at just outside Askeaton on the main Foynes Road.
Witnesses say that the road incident took place at the Askeaton cross along the Tralee Road.
Two units from Foynes and Rathkeale fire brigade have been dispatched to the scene.
It is not known how many people have been involved in the incident, or if anyone involved has sustained any injuries.
It is understood that no roads have been closed in order to clear the incident, as of 11.15am.
The elderly gentlemen was sitting on a bench, waiting for a bus at the time of the crime I FILE PICTURE
Dr Deirdre Hennessy, UCC; Patrick Kirby; Michael Harte, Dairyfold; Cian Walters; Professor Frank Buckley, UCC; Professor Laurence Shalloo, Teagasc I PICTURE: O'Gorman Photography
Elisa McMahon has been named a managing partner of Dundon Callanan Solicitors
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