Emergency services were able to free a person from a vehicle following a crash on the Mountain Road.
Firefighters were called to the waterworks corner on the highway at 7.30pm on Friday, March 13, to reports of someone being trapped following a two-car collision.
Crews were able to give first aid before liaising with ambulance teams who were then able to get the occupant out after some precautionary checks.
Personnel were at the scene for around 40 minutes.
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