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The M7 is partially closed this Friday evening, November 9, following a serious collision, AA Roadwatch is reporting.
They say that the route is closed northbound at J23 Moneygall following the collision.
Diversions will be in place and motorists are urged to exercise caution in the area.
These diversions are likely to affect afternoon traffic travelling between counties.
With weather conditions currently under a Status Yellow for wind and rain in the area and across the country, authorities are appealing to motorists to slow down and allow extra time for their journeys. See advice from the RSA below.
Follow more at www.theaa.ie.
On the roads during today's #Yellow weather warning? Be sure to take care and follow these instructions. pic.twitter.com/9Ta3uOuWAx
— RSA Ireland (@RSAIreland) November 9, 2018
(File photo: Pixabay)
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