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Emergency services responding to a collision
GARDAÍ and emergency services are currently at the scene of a two-vehicle road traffic collision that occurred on the M7 road in the Ballysimon area this morning.
The road remains open at this time.
READ MORE: Limerick motorist caught travelling at 173kph in residential area
Motorists are advised to expect delays as traffic is very busy on the motorway.
As this is an ongoing incident no further information is available.
Emergency services responding to a collision
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