There was a "serious" crash involving three cars on the M50 in Dublin today as emergency services rushed to scene.
Drivers travelling northbound on the M50 this afternoon experienced long delays as two lanes were blocked following the crash.
The three-car crash happened going northbound between junction 9 at the Red Cow and junction 7 Lucan.
Gardai and emergency services including the Dublin Fire Brigade rushed to the scene.
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Earlier today, an Garda Siochana tweeted: "Gardaí and Emergency services are currently en route to a serious three car collision on the M50, northbound between junction 9 and 7. Consideration should be given to take an alternative route, at this time. Updates will be provided."
No injuries have been reported from the crash.
The crash site has since been cleared and the M50 is once again open to traffic.
A spokesperson for Gardai told the Irish Mirror: "A earlier collision on the M50 has been cleared and the motorway is full open to traffic.
"We have no reports or details of any injures currently, as the responding units are on active patrol."
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