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Drivers have been urged to take care due to heavy traffic congestion on several major motorways close to Dublin on Monday morning.
With a heavy rain warning issued for five counties by Met Éireann, drivers have been urged to take extra caution this morning.
Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) has warned of delays on M50, M4 and M7 on routes approaching Dublin shortly before 9am.
It urges drivers to proceed with care due to the congestion being experienced.
All the motorways mentioned are busy commuter routes on the way to the capital.
Congestion Report!
— TII Traffic (@TIITraffic) March 25, 2024
Routes approaching Dublin experiencing delays:M4 E, M7 E.
Delays on M50 between J07 - J09 Southbound also M50 between J09 - J07
More https://t.co/7YdB52UGLt
Drive with Care!#TII #TIITraffic #Slowdown pic.twitter.com/FeT0jhfGvG
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