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Motorists are warned to be alert this evening, Friday, as heavy rain has made driving conditions tricky.
Gardaí have issued an alert to say the main road from Clonmel to Kilkenny, the N76, is flooded at a spot between Clonmel and Callan and is currently impassible.
ROAD CLOSURE:
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) October 20, 2023
The N76 has been closed between the towns of Clonmel and Callan due to adverse weather conditions.
Traffic leaving Clonmel has currently been diverted to the N24.
Delays are to be expected if travelling in these areas. pic.twitter.com/4RnsFttO4j
Meanwhile, Tipperary Fire on X (formerly Twitter) is asking motorists to avoid the N76 at Seskin because of an accident.
It is believed to involve a bus and a car and that a number of people have been injured.
Emergency Services are dealing with a serious incident on the N76 outside of Clonmel, please avoid the area, road closed.@TipperaryCoCo pic.twitter.com/RbYSjR9l7y
— Tipperary Fire (@TipperaryFire) October 20, 2023
File photo of members of the Defence Forces
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