Dublin traffic LIVE: Morning commuters face multiple motorway delays
Good morning, and welcome to Dublin Live's traffic blog in partnership with Dublin City FM.
Traffic is slow on the M50 southbound between Junction 5 and Junction 7.
Additionally, the following routes approaching Dublin are experiencing delays: N3 southbound, N4 eastbound, and M7 eastbound.
We will bring you all the latest traffic and commuter updates on our live blog below.
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