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The scene of the accident at the junction of Mallow Street and Catherine Street
A NUMBER of people have been taken to hospital following a road accident in Limerick city centre this Saturday evening.
A silver car crashed through railings and ended up in a the basement of a building following the crash which happened at the junction of Mallow Street and Catherine Street shortly before 7.45pm.
It’s understood the car was in collision with another car resulting in it entering the basement.
Gardai, paramedics from the National Ambulance Service and three units of Limerick Fire and Rescue Service all attended to the scene within minutes of the accident happening.
While a number of people have been taken to University Hospital Limerick, it’s understood that none of them have sustained life-threatening injuries.
A crane is expected in the area later to remove the car from the basement. While the road remains open motorists are being asked to avoid to area if possible.
Gardai at Roxboro Road are investigating the incident, which happened at the same location of a similar accident in February 2013.
The female driver had to be taken by ambulance to Cork University Hospital
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