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Gardaí attended the scene of a collision on the N24 this Saturday
GARDAI attended the scene of a road traffic collision in County Limerick this Saturday afternoon.
The incident occurred on the N24 at Whitehall in east Limerick shortly after 3pm.
There was one vehicle involved in the collision.
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According to gardai, there are no reports of any injuries.
"Investigations are ongoing," said a garda spokesperson.
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Emergency services are attending the scene of the collision on the N24 road
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