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Kilkenny Live understands that emergency services have been attending the scene of two separate road traffic collisions in County Kilkenny this morning.
The first incident occurred on the N25 between Glenmore and New Ross, causing significant delays on the busy route.
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A second collision has been reported on the N10 at Danesfort, with gardaí also attending the scene.
Motorists are being advised to expect delays and to avoid both routes if possible.
No further details on injuries have yet been released.
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Drivers are urged to take extra care on approach and to follow the directions of gardaí.
More to follow...
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