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The main street in Abbeyleix is currently closed off due to a road accident.
A lorry carrying a load of timber was attempting to pass another lorry on the main street in Abbeyleix, when both vehicles collided.
Abbeyleix serves the Laois to Kilkenny N77 route, with the delay likely to cause significant traffic disruption to motorists travelling for the bank holiday weekend.
Emergency services are currently attending the scene, where a clean up operation is in place.
Photo credit: Grace Bergin
No injuries were reported, with neither drivers requiring medical attention.
The road is expected to reopen sometime this evening, with diversions in place.
More on the story to follow.
Paddy Fitzpatrick kicks a score for the Laois U-20 footballers on Wednesday evening.
One of the cars that was searched during the operation
Peader's Bar, Mary Street, Durrow.
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