Motorists encouraged to avoid M50 as crashes bring traffic to a halt
Two crashes this morning are making travelling on the M50 very difficult and drivers are being encouraged to take alternative routes.
The first crash happened near Junction 9 southbound, close to the Red Cow, at around 7am this morning.
Emergency services are currently at the scene and two lanes are reportedly closed, with just the one lane and the auxiliary lane open to traffic.
Onlookers heading northbound have also caused delays on the opposite side of the motorway as they slow down to look at the accident.
DUBLIN Two crashes on M50 southbound;one before J6 Blanchardstown & another at J9 Red Cow. Traffic heavy https://t.co/r19oH1u8F2
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) October 20, 2016
Traffic on the Naas Road and the N4 is currently very heavy as motorists head into the city and onto the M50
Meanwhile, another crash at Junction 6 on the M50 has been dealt with, but delays remain in the area and are not being helped by other incidents this morning.
