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Update: Motorcyclist airlifted to hospital from scene of Longford crash with serious injuries
A motorcyclist has been airlifted to hospital after he sustained 'serious injuries' following a crash which occurred near Longford town earlier this evening.
Gardaí and emergency services responded to a collision involving a car and a motorcycle on a local road in Mullaghavorneen, Ballymacormack, Longford shortly after 6pm this evening, Monday, April 21.
Also read: Crazy speed: Gardaí detect motorist in Longford driving at THREE times the speed limit
The motorcyclist, a man in his 20s, was airlifted from the scene with serious injuries.
Also read: ALERT: Gardai in urgent appeal as concerns grow for man, 35, reported missing in Westmeath
The L1127 road at Mullaghavorneen is currently closed for examination, and local diversions are in place.
Also read: RIP: Young man killed in Easter Sunday crash involving scrambler bike and car in Dublin
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