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There are long traffic delays on the section of the N24
THERE are long traffic delays on the N24 Limerick to Tipperary Road this Thursday morning following a collision.
It occurred earlier this morning between Morrison's roundabout and Killonan Cross. Emergency services are at the scene.
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The number of vehicles involved or the extent of any injuries suffered, if any, is not known at this time.
One motorist told Limerick Live: "Traffic is at standstill all the way back to Beary's Cross. We were on route to Tipperary and had to turn back to go back roads."
Motorists are advised to take alternative routes where possible.
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There are long traffic delays on the section of the N24
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