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A number of vehicles had to be removed from the scene of the collision
TRAFFIC is returning to normal following a road collision on the M7 motorway this Thursday morning.
A number of vehicles were caught up in the incident which happened shortly after 8am on the northbound carrigeway of the motorway at at J29 Ballysimon.
There were lengthy delays between the Ballysimon and Rosbrien junctions for several hours afterwards.
#LIMERICK Heavy now on the #M7 Dublin Rd from J30 Rosbrien to J29 Ballysimon as Gardai deal with a crash. https://t.co/pdsEzJTRQr
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) November 9, 2017
Gardai from Henry Street station attended the scene and the a number of vehicles had to be removed on trucks.
There are no reports of serious injuries.
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