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EMERGENCY services are at the scene of a multiple-vehicle collision on the M20 Limerick-Cork motorway this Wednesday afternoon.
It occurred around 3.30pm between Junction 4 Patrickswell and Junction 3 Raheen. It is affecting traffic heading in the direction of Limerick city.
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It is not known at this time how many vehicles were involved, or the extent of injuries suffered, if any, by those travelling in the vehicles.
One local told Limerick Live that traffic is being diverted from the motorway through Patrickswell village.
"It's bumper to bumper - traffic chaos," they said.
TII advises: "When approaching the collision location, reduce your speed and drive with caution."
An Garda Siochana have been contacted for comment.
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