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A crash on the M7 this morning may cause delays for commuters travelling to work.
The "multi vehicle" collision took place on the M7 eastbound between Junction 10 Naas (South) and Junction 9a Sallins at about 7.30am this morning.
TII Motorway Traffic Control Centre posted on X, formerly Twitter: "Collision ahead!! M7 J10 - NAAS Direction eastbound Slip R445 to M7 Drive with care and Expect delays!"
Collision ahead!!
— TII Traffic (@TIITraffic) October 24, 2024
M7 J10 - NAAS Direction eastbound Slip R445 to M7
Drive with care and Expect delays!#TII #Slowdown @GardaTraffic @DubFireBrigade pic.twitter.com/B9rdb5ttjB
Other routes approaching Dublin are also experiencing delays on the M50 due to early morning congestion, with tailbacks from Junction 3 - Santry all the way to Junction 17.
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