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06 Sept 2025
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A man from Nenagh sustained serious injuries in a traffic accident that occurred on the main Nenagh to Cloughjordan road on last Monday afternoon.
The two-car collision happened at around 4.30pm and one of the drivers was transferred by ambulance to University Hospital Limerick.
The gardaí in Nenagh confirmed that a male in one of the cars had sustained serious injuries.
A male in the other vehicle emerged from the accident relatively unscathed, they said.
The scene of the accident remained preserved into Tuesday morning while garda accident experts carried out an investigation.
Sgt Declan O’Carroll of Nenagh Garda Station has issued an appeal to anyone who may have witnessed the accident to come forward with information.
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