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20 Jan 2026
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GARDAI have dealt with a crash on the outskirts of Limerick city this Tuesday morning.
The crash occurred inbound on the Ballysimon Road just after the motorway flyover, according to AA Roadwatch.
Traffic has also eased on approach the motorway itself.
Traffic is busy on approaches to Punches Cross from the Ballinacurra Road and O'Connell Avenue and is slow inbound on the Dock Road from Mungret through to Shannonbridge Roundabout.
A patriotic reveller pictured at the St Patrick's Day Parade in Limerick city Picture: Don Moloney
Judge Patricia Harney said that the first incident 'should be a wake up call, but she’s still involved in the same activity two months later', and described the collision as a 'hit and run'
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