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Dublin Crash: Abbey St & O'Connell St Closed

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Chaos in Dublin: Major Crash at Abbey Street and OConnell Street; Red Line Luas Suspended, Traffic Backed Up, Emergency Crews on Site

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Dublin Crash: Abbey St & O'Connell St Closed

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Dublin Crash: Abbey St & O'Connell St Closed. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to Europe News today, AI-powered European coverage. A serious crash just went down at the busy junction of Abby Street and O'Connell Street right in the heart of Dublin. Gardai and emergency crews are on site, handling the road traffic collision, keeping things locked down tight. Abby Street is fully closed off now, and that means the Red Line Lewis is suspended between Smithfield and the Point. The Lewis folks confirmed it's not their issue, purely tied to this external incident messing up the flow. Traffic's backing of big time in the city center, hitting commuters hard during peak hours. Folks relying on that Lewis stretch are scrambling for alternatives, turning a regular commute into chaos. Dublin Fire Brigade rode out firefighters and paramedics to the scene quick, doing what they do best in these high-stakes moments. No word yet on injuries or the full cause, but they're on it. They clear the area if you can, and keep an eye on updates as this unfold in real time.

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