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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Emergency services at the scene of the incident in Tullamore earlier today
Tullamore's William St has reopened fully to traffic following at accident at about 12.15pm which resulted in the street being partially blocked.
Tullamore's Wiliam St was partially blocked to traffic for 30 minutes following collision that has now been cleared.
Paramedics treated a man at the scene who is believed to have been injured in the accident.
Two tenders from the fire service and one other fire service vehicle were present at the scene as well as Gardai and an ambulance.
Gardai have released no information on the incident.
The accident appears to have occurred outside the AIB bank and that side of the street was completely blocked for about 30 minutes.
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