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Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) and Laois gardaí have issued warnings to motorists of three crashes on Laois sections of the M7 this morning.
At 8:05 between Junction 15 and Junction 14 heading westbound, a truck hit a barrier on the south side of the road, with debris left on the motorway. This debris has since been cleared.
At 8:50am on the M7 between Junction 16 and Junction 17 Portlaoise, a truck travelling westbound lost control, leading to a collision.
The truck has been towed, and the lane has been cleared.
At 09:10 between Junction 16 and 17, a repair truck attending the scene was attempting to close off the affected second lane, when it was struck by a vehicle.
Gardaí have told the Leinster Express / Laois Live that inquiries are ongoing.
More to follow.
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