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06 Sept 2025
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A traffic incident has caused delays for Tipperary drivers as an accident has reportedly occurred the N24 between Cahir and Clonmel.
Gardaí in Cahir confirmed that a trailer had turned on its side, blocking some of the busy commuter road.
The accident occurred close to the Knockagh roundabout, where road works are currently taking place.
One driver revealed online that the the contents of the trailer may ave tipped it over, as they said it "looks like pallets of waterbottles shifted and unbalanced the load".
Gardaí confirmed that traffic is now moving, after a build up almost a mile back was reported.
"We are just waiting on a tow truck to move it now" a garda spokesperson said.
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