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14th May 2017
09:25am BST
Dublin Fire Brigade responded to the scene of a dramatic crash involving a van and a bridge in Blanchardstown late last night.
The bridge, which measures eight feet, six inches, was too short to allow for the van to pass by, resulting in the incident.
Dublin Fire Brigade took to Twitter and said: "Our Blanchardstown fire engine (D Watch) & an ambulance have attended a van bridge strike on Blakestown Rd heading to Mulhuddart village."
Our Blanchardstown fire engine (D Watch) & an ambulance have attended a van bridge strike on Blakestown Rd heading to Mulhuddart village. pic.twitter.com/nM0SfeALlD
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) May 13, 2017
Apparently this bridge is one of the shortest in West Dublin, with Dublin Fire Brigade commenting that not even their ambulances can fit underneath it.
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