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Gardai at Listowel are investigating the accident which happened on the Limerick / Kerry border
The scene of an overnight road accident on the Limerick / Kerry border is being cleared with no serious injuries reported.
Gardai at Listowel say a truck which overturned on the R576 between Abbeyfeale and Rockchapel will be removed from the scene this Wednesday morning and that the road will be fully re-opened shortly afterwards.
While the road is passable at present, motorists are being advised to exercise caution when approaching the area.
LIMERICK/KERRY: Reports of an overturned truck on the Abbeyfeale/Rockchapel Rd (R576) near the Cork county bounds. https://t.co/pdsEzJTRQr
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) August 9, 2017
Separately, emergency services including a number of units of Abbeyfeale Fire and Rescue service attended the scene of a collision in Abbeyfeale last night.
The alarm was raised shortly after 8pm with emergency services attending for more than two hours.
There are no reports of any serious injuries.
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