Four people have been hospitalised after a pick-up truck went off the M50 in Dublin and smashed through crash barriers.
It happened near the Carrickmines turn-off around 1.20am this morning.
Dublin Fire Brigade says the casualties were given first aid at the scene by its paramedics.
They're being treated for non-life-threatening injuries at St Vincent's Hospital.
Collision on M50 between J16 - CHERRYWOOD and J17 - SHANKILL (South) Lanes affected: Full Road Closure. (11-Dec 01:39) https://t.co/7YdB52UGLt
— TII Traffic (@TIITraffic) December 11, 2021
The dog pictured above was rescued from the M50 during the week.
A driver who helped to safely remove the whippet dog has hailed the 'team effort.'
The passer by told Dublin Live she came across the dog near Junction 5 Finglas and decided to stop traffic.
She said drivers were getting mad at the blockade but she waited on Gardaí who arrived to the scene quickly.
They were able to block off the road and bring the dog to safety, with the whole ordeal lasting about twenty minutes.
