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FOUR gardaí from the Limerick division have been hospitalised after being involved in a two-vehicle collision.
The collision occured on O'Connell Street in the city centre at approximately 6:15am this Tuesday morning.
It has been confirmed that an official garda vehicle was involved in the collision.
A statement by An Garda Síochána wrote: "Four members of An Garda Síochána received medical attention at University Hospital Limerick for injuries which are non-life threatening."
O'Connell Street is currently open for use, with no reports of delays.
Martin Ryan, aged 47, pleaded guilty to the offences when he appeared before Limerick District Court via video link from Limerick Prison
Mayor of Limerick John Moran admiring one of the displays with Tony McCarthy, chairperson of St John’s Brass and Reed Band, Dr Matthew Potter and Dr Derek Mulcahy I PICTURE: Kieran Ryan-Benson
Singer-songwriter Roesy will take to the stage for the event on September 25
A phot of the traffic delays sent to Limerick Live this Monday
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