All northbound lanes of the M50 at Junction 5 Finglas are closed due to an ongoing incident. Motorists are advised to seek alternative routes and check traffic updates.
All northbound lanes of the M50 at Junction 5 Finglas are currently closed due to an ongoing incident. Gardai and emergency services are at the scene, and motorists are urged to seek alternative routes to avoid significant delays. A Garda spokesperson confirmed the closure in a statement, advising motorists to expect delays and utilize alternate routes if possible. Dublin travel update service Live Drive also issued an update, recommending drivers follow a detour via Kilshane.
The nature of the incident remains unclear, and Gardai are being contacted for further details. Motorists are advised to check traffic updates before travelling and allow extra time for their journeys.\A separate incident involving a breakdown on M50 northbound from Junction 6 Blanchardstown, affecting lane 3, has now been cleared. Motorists were previously facing delays of 30 minutes
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