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THERE was early morning traffic disruption in Limerick city this Wednesday morning.
A three-vehicle collision which occurred in Limerick city resulted in long tailbacks for early morning commuters.
Emergency services including two fire appliances attended the scene of the collision at Mulgrave Street this Wednesday, October 29 at around 7.22am.
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A garda spokesperson said:
"Gardaí are currently at the scene of a multi-vehicle road traffic collision that occurred this morning on Mulgrave street, Limerick city, Wednesday 29th October 2025."
"No injuries have been reported at this time."
"Investigations are ongoing."
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