Three people injured following multi-vehicle crashes in Dublin and Wicklow

Two male drivers were conveyed to Beaumont Hospital for treatment of injuries after a crash on the M1 Junction 6 (Southbound) in Co Dublin.
Three people injured following multi-vehicle crashes in Dublin and Wicklow

Eva Osborne

Three people have been injured following multi-vehicle collisions in Co Dublin and Co Wicklow.

Emergency services dealt with a multi-vehicle crash in Co Wicklow on the N11 northbound near Junction 9 Glenview.

It is understood that at least two cars were involved, including one which overturned in a ditch.

One person has been taken to St Vincent’s University Hospital as a precautionary measure.

Two men have been injured following a two-vehicle collision on the M1 Junction 6 (southbound) in Co Dublin.

Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene shortly before 3am on Sunday morning.

Two male drivers, one aged in his 20s and one in his 50s, were conveyed to Beaumont Hospital for treatment of injuries believed not to be life-threatening at this time.

Both roads have been fully reopened.

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