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GARDAI are following “a definite line of enquiry” in relation to a collision in County Limerick this Thursday morning.
Two vehicles, a jeep and a car, were involved in the collision which occurred near Thomastown Cross on the main Kilmallock to Charleville road at approximately 9.10am.
“The driver of the car, a male in his 50s, was removed to University Hospital Limerick by ambulance with a suspected broken ankle but that injury has not been confirmed. There were three people travelling in the car,” said a garda spokesperson.
It is understood that the driver of the jeep, a male, did not sustain injuries.
“We are following a definite line of enquiry in relation to the incident,” said the garda spokesperson.
Two units of the fire service from Kilmallock also attended the scene for approximately an hour and a half.
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