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Emergency services attended the scene of the incident
EMERGENCY services attended the scene of a road traffic collision in the suburbs of Limerick city this Tuesday afternoon.
The collision occurred in the Ballysimon area at approximately 3.30pm.
Traffic delays can be expected for a time in the area following the collision.
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A spokesperson for Limerick Fire and Rescue Service confirmed that four units attended the scene of the incident.
The fire service received the initial call at 3:39pm, and the units returned to base at 4:41pm.
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