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Gardai have issued an update
LIMERICK motorists are warned of traffic delays at a busy roundabout due to a broken down truck
An Garda Siochana took to Twitter to say the southbound section of the Clarina roundabout on the N69 in Clarina is blocked due to a broken down truck.
"It is likely to be blocked for most of the day. Commuters are advised to avoid the area and take an alternative route," reads the tweet.
Luckily, schools are off this week so traffic is much quieter on the roads. However, many planning to head to Kerry for the Easter Bank Holiday Weekend would be heading to the Kingdom via the Clarina roundabout.
Limerick Traffic: The Southbound Section of the Clarina Roundabout on the N69 in Clarina, Co. Limerick is blocked due to a broken down truck. It is likely to be blocked for most of the day. Commuters are advised to avoid the area and take an alternative route. pic.twitter.com/OHy1pMJz0P
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) April 14, 2022
Information is being sought about the thefts
Norman Sheehan, Ray Jordan, Shane Leahy and Ken Costelloe with a with a consignment of medical aid and (below) taking shelter in Ukraine
The case was before Kilmallock Court
All set for the summer: Eve Donovan of the Holman-Lee Agency pictured at the launch of Ladies Day at Limerick Racecourse. Also pictured are jockey Imogen Lockie and Iceemba | PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
Shirani Bolle pictured with one of her paintings
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