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MOTORISTS are advised to avoid Mallow Street in Limerick city centre following a collision which required emergency services to attend.
Two fire brigades and a fire service jeep were deployed from Limerick city fire station and attended the scene of the collision this Tuesday morning, June 10, at approximately 10:30am.
The incident occurred at the Catherine Street and Mallow Street junction.
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While the road was closed for almost an hour, it was hoped the road would reopen before lunch.
Limerick Live has reached out to An Garda Síochána for comment.
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