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Motorists are being warned to exercise caution following an oil spill on the N21
MOTORISTS travelling on the Limerick/Tralee Road are warned to exercise caution following an oil spill near Newcastle West.
Emergency services are currently dealing with a fuel spill on the N21 at the junction with Lower Knockane Road.
#LIMERICK Emergency services dealing with a fuel spill on N21 Limerick/Tralee Rd in Newcastle West Lower Knockane Rd jct. Take care. https://t.co/PSzIBsNprc
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) December 2, 2017
This is on the Limerick side of the town.
Meanwhile, earlier today, three units of Limerick Fire and Rescue Service attended a car fire in a high-rise car park at Mount Kennett Place.
The incident took place in the Aviary Car Park there, with the appliances on the scene between 4.04am and 5.22am.
Illustrations for Kieran Fanning's new book Enchanted Ireland were provided by Canadian artist Julia Iredale
The two men and women were escorted to nearby Henry Street garda station
The woman appeared before Newcastle West District Court
The Fureys will play the University Concert Hall on January 17
A number of trees are facing the chop in Arthur's Quay park
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