Dublin traffic: Commuter delays expected as hundreds travel for Charlie XCX gig
Good evening, and welcome to Dublin Live's traffic blog in partnership with Dublin City FM.
Hundreds will be making their way to Malahide Castle as Charlie XCX will be taking to the stage tonight.
Commuters have been urged to use Malahide Dart Station or the Concert Express bus to avoid traffic.
Those arriving by car should stick to the R106 / R107 Malahide Roads.
We will bring you all the latest traffic and commuter updates on our live blog below.
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