EMERGENCY crews who were scrambled to the River Shannon this morning have been stood down. Early morning commuters were greeted by the sight of a heavy presence of fire and rescue personnel in the Steamboat Quay and Shannon bridge area. A spokesperson for the Limerick Marine Search and rescue said that the services had answered a “call of good intent” after a person spotted something in the water but were stood down a short time later
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