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Car destroyed in serious road traffic collision prompting large emergency response
Emergency services rushed to a serious road traffic collision early Wednesday morning at the Seatown roundabout in Swords.
Dublin Fire Brigade along with the National Ambulance service attended the scene wherein a car was completely destroyed.
Firefighter/Paramedics from Swords, along with our Emergency Tender from Phibsborough and @AmbulanceNAS are currently attending a road traffic collision at the Seatown roundabout in #Swords
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) February 26, 2025
Expect delays.@LiveDrive @DCCTraffic pic.twitter.com/P2Vz5LHETd
The collision has caused major delays in the area as the emergency services responded to the incident.
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