A still from a video, widely shared on social media, of the scene on Monday night
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MOTORISTS are being advised that they may face delays on the N21 this Tuesday afternoon due to a collision in County Limerick.
Gardai are attending the scene of the accident between Croagh and Adare, which is said to be “minor”.
No injuries have been reported.
AA Roadwatch warned motorists to beware of “heavy delays”.
“There’s been a crash on the N21 between Croagh and Adare, and traffic heading towards Adare is blocked temporarily. There are heavy delays in the area,” said AA.
Gardai attending the scene are working quickly and said that the road will be cleared shortly.
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