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Delays expected on M1 after crash at Port Tunnel

Officers are currently at the scene and there are no reports of any serious injures.

THERE WAS A two-car crash after the entrance of the Port Tunnel at around 7.30 this morning.

Gardaí are warning drivers to expect delays following the incident on the M1.

Officers are currently at the scene and there are no reports of any serious injures.

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Meanwhile, the N2 road near Ardee, Co Louth, remains closed this morning after two women, both aged in their 60s, were struck and killed as they exited a bus yesterday evening.

Read: “It’s just total devastation” – Louth community reels from tragic road deaths of two women>

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