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The scene of the incident. Gardai at Kimallock are investigating
A CYCLIST has been taken to hospital following a road collision on the outskirts of Kilmallock.
The incident occurred at around 4 O’Clock this Friday evening less than a mile outside the town on the Bruff Road.
Gardai from Kilmallock attended the scene as did paramedics from the National Ambulance Service.
A male – believed to be a youth – was treated at the scene of the collision before being taken to University Hospital Limerick.
His injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.
Gardai are appealing for an witnesses to contact them.
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