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Three-car crash near the cross roads at Dag Weld's pub
A three-car collision near Dag Weld’s cross which occurred earlier this morning, has been cleared in the past hour and the road has re-opened.
Eye-witnesses said that the crash happened on the Coill Dubh side of the cross. Three cars were involved and were, it is understood, quite badly damaged.
It is not yet known if there were any injuries to the occupants of the cars. Gardai attended the scene.
Read more: Dag's Cross to be examined
#KILDARE Gardai have dealt with a collision on the Prosperous/Allenwood Rd near Dagwelds Cross. Traffic in area moving well. https://t.co/ipFDM8svNY
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) November 24, 2017
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