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The scene of the double vehicle collision in Limerick this Tuesday morning
EMERGENCY services attended the scene of a double vehicle collision in Limerick this Tuesday morning.
At 11.18am, Limerick City Fire and Rescue Service was called to the scene of the crash, which occurred at the Athlunkard Street-Island Road junction, outside St Mary’s Church.
Three units from Mulgrave Street were dispatched to the scene.
They left the scene at 12.01pm.
Members of An Garda Síochana and the National Ambulance Service arrived at the scene also.
It is not known how many people were involved in the incident, but it is understood that at least one person suffered minor injuries.
The house targeted by arsonists on Mulgrave Street on Friday
Limerick City and County council is to update local councillors on its preparations ahead of the Ryder Cup in Adare in 2027 | FILE PHOTO
Loughill in west Limerick has become home to a Sika stag
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