Man taken to hospital following collision in Cork

Emergency services were called to the scene at around 6.30pm.
Man taken to hospital following collision in Cork

A man was taken by ambulance to Cork University Hospital with what are believed to have been non-life-threatening injuries. Picture Dan Linehan

A man was taken to hospital following a two-vehicle road traffic collision just outside of Cork City.

The incident, involving a car and a jeep, occurred at approximately 6.30pm at Cannon’s Cross, on the Cloghroe Road in Inniscarra, just outside the city boundary.

Three fire trucks and a rescue tender were at the scene, with fire crews from Anglesea Street, Ballyvolane and Macroom attending.

An ambulance, a paramedic and a rapid responder also attended the scene.

A man was taken by ambulance to Cork University Hospital with what are believed to have been non-life-threatening injuries, while another man was discharged at the scene.

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