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EMERGENCY services are at the scene of a motorway crash on the outskirts of Limerick city this Thursday evening.
The double-vehicle collision occurred at the J2 Dooradoyle exit on the M20 motorway to Cork at around 7pm.
#LIMERICK Collision on M20 southbound. More here: https://t.co/PSzIBsvOzE
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) August 23, 2018
Limerick Fire Service was alerted to the incident at 7.12pm.
Between five and seven units are at the scene.
Between five and seven Fire Service units are at the scene of a double-vehicle crash on the M20 motorway in Limerick city
— Fintan Walsh (@FintanYTWalsh) August 23, 2018
It is not known, yet, how many people are involved in the crash. It is not known the extent of injuries, if any.
AA Roadwatch stated: "There is a collision on the M20 southbound at J2 Dooradoyle. Caution on approach. Still busy on the N21 southbound approaching Adare and further along Croagh."
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