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EMERGENCY services are at the scene of a four car collision in Limerick.
The Fire Control Service in Limerick responded to a four car collision on the Rosbrien interchange between the M7 and the N18 at 12.30pm this Thursday afternoon.
Three units were sent from Limerick, after one of the cars reportedly went on fire.
Two units from the fire service are still at the scene of the incident.
⚠️Attention!⚠️
— TII Traffic (@TIITraffic) December 15, 2022
Vehicle on Fire!!
⏯️M7 between J30 - M7/N18/M20 and J29 - M7/N24 Direction east
Check https://t.co/7YdB52UGLt to plan your journey accordingly.✅
Drive with care!#TII #DriveSafe #TIITraffic #GardaTraffic #rsaireland pic.twitter.com/jPVod2EA7B
It is not known if there were any serious injuries sustained at this time.
Motorists travelling on the M7 are being urged to exercise caution.
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