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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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A crash victim has been transferred to Beaumont Hospital in Dublin following a serious accident on the Kilkenny-Callan road last night and remains in a critical condition.
The crash happened between Ballymack and Lime Tree cross roads at around 9pm last night and is understood to have involved a car and a tractor/trailer.
Emergency services shut a stretch of the road pending an examination there this morning. It remains closed for the time being with diversions in place. Traffic travelling from Kilkenny to Callan/Clonmel will be redirected at Burnchurch. Traffic travelling from Callan/Clonmel to Kilkenny will be redirected at Ballymack Cross.
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