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THERE were long delays in the village of Kildimo following a road traffic collision this Sunday evening.
A garda spokesperson confirmed gardaí and emergency services attended at the scene of a road traffic collision on the N69 at Kildimo.
"The incident occurred at around 5pm. The road is open," said the garda spokepserson.
It is understood that it was a two-car collision. It is believed that none of the occupants of the cars received life-threatening injuries.
Google Maps is still showing heavy traffic in Kildimo and on the outskirts. However, this is expected to ease once the vehicles have been towed away.
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