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TRAFFIC is heavy both ways on the approach to a road crash in County Limerick this Thursday morning.
AA Roadwatch are reporting that gardai are en route to a crash on the N20 north of O’Rourke’s Cross near Banogue which is reportedly blocking the road and traffic is heavy both ways on approach.
There are also delays on the N21 northbound heading into Adare, with traffic quite slow through the village.
Elsewhere, in the city, the Corbally Road is slow inbound from the Shannon Banks to the Mill Road junction, while the Ballinacurra Road has some delays heading into Dooradoyle.
There are also reports of a bus broken down at the Groody roundabout in Castletroy and delays are tailing back to the Ballysimon Road, according to AA Roadwatch.
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