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LIMERICK Tunnel has fully reopened after an earlier debris issues caused disruption and closed one of the lanes.
AA Roadwatch is reporting that debris has been removed from the southbound bore of the Limerick Tunnel and the left lane has reopened.
There are no further problems in the area, according to AA. However, Transport Infrastructure Ireland is warning motorists to "drive with care".
UPDATE : Limerick Tunnel : Debris recovered . South Bore Fully reopened .
— TII Traffic (@TIITraffic) May 11, 2018
Please Drive With Care !
AA says that city traffic is light on the commuter routes this Friday morning, however roads are wet so it is advising motorists to slow down.
Meanwhile, a stop/go system and reduced speed limit of 60kmph will be in place for works on the N21 on the Newcastle West side of Abbeyfeale until June 22.
Aisling Magner (Killeedy) pictured on the set of The 2 Johnnies Late Night Lock In, PICTURE: Andres Poveda
Dr Pat Daly (right) has written that he shares the "disappointment" of staff over comments made by Mayor of Limerick John Moran
Prof Kerstin Mey, former president of UL, who stepped down in June 2024
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