Commuter fury at 6-hour operation to move truck

COMMUTERS reacted angrily yesterday after authorities took six hours to sort out traffic problems caused by an overturned truck in Dublin city centre.

Tue, 18 Dec, 2007 - 00:00

Mary Regan

Tens of thousands of commuters were stuck in traffic jams stretching for more than 11km from the city centre to past the airport.

The truck and trailer overturned near the Point Depot and Dublin Port at 6am.

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