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A crash just before the Newry exit of the M1/A1 motorway north of Dundalk has forced the road to be closed.
It is believed a motorbike has been involved in what is being described as a 'serious accident', with long tailbacks in the area.
NI/LOUTH: A1 Dublin/Belfast Rd still closed north of Dundalk near Newry exit, northbound delays on approach from before the border. TheAA.ie
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) July 13, 2017
Drivers are advised to approach the area with care.
DOWN: M1/A1 northbound has been closed just over the border north of Dundalk following a crash near the Newry exit. https://t.co/pdsEzJTRQr
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) July 13, 2017
Just passed this, don't think of ever seen a tailback as long in my life https://t.co/WS0RGb5YA4
— Stephen O'Connor (@SOCONNORDLK) July 13, 2017
Cllr Reilly voices concerns over junction layout on Armagh Road in Dundalk
Louth Captain Casey Byrne, Ardee ST Mary's Carl Faulkner and Offaly Players Niall Darby, Johnny Maloney and Cathal Donoghue laying flowers in memory of Ashling Murphy. (Photo: Arthur Kinahan)
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