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A CRASH on the M7 in Limerick is causing a serious disruption to traffic this Friday.
The collision on the M7 northbound occurred at junction 29 Ballysimon. Traffic is backed up to junction 30 Rosbrien as a result, according to AA Roadwatch.
More to follow.
#LIMERICK Collision on the M7 northbound. More here: https://t.co/ipFDM8svNY
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) February 23, 2018
Crash just before exit 29 on M50, traffic backed up on the mtoroway @aaroadwatch @Live95fmNews @Limerick_Leader @limerickpost
— Sharon Mc Meel (@sharonmcmeel) February 23, 2018
Roisin O'Connor, Temilolu Ojuawo, Varena Tarpey, CEO GOSHH, David Campos, Karen Yelverton, Vhi, and Cian Guerin Picture: Don Moloney
Mayor John Moran has shelved the idea to have a festive market near the Daniel O’Connell Monument this Christmas
Judge Carol Anne Coolican refused the application
Mayor of Limerick, John Moran with Henning Kraggerud, Conductor, Helen Phelan, World Music Academy, Aibhlín McCrann, ICO, Gerard Keenan, ICO and Cathriona Murphy, Deputy CEO Picture: Keith Wiseman
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