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Motorists in county Tipperary are being urged to drive with care this morning following three crashes on motorways in the county – diversions are still in place following the most recent.
Gardaí are dealing with a crash on the M7 Limerick – Dublin motorway northbound between J23 Moneygall and J22 Roscrea.
The M7 northbound is now closed at J23 Moneygall following this crash. Motorists must divert via Dunkerrin and Roscrea.
Gardai are warning of poor conditions on the M8 Dublin – Cork motorway between J12 Mitchelstown North and J11 Cahir South.
Earlier this morning (Thursday, December 14) there were two crashed on the M8 Dublin – Cork motorway in Tipperary along this stretch of the road.
The two crashes have since been cleared, according to AA roadwatch, but they urge motorists to continue to take care as conditions are slippy.
Gardai are also responding to the scene of an accident on the M7 motorway in Tipperary this morning.
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