STORM TRACKER: Follow 'Storm Amy' as it bears down on Ireland amid brutal forecast
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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Traffic slow on N7 from Kill onwards, up to Newlands Cross (file photo).
It’s slowest on the N7 northbound from J8 Johnstown to J6 Castlewarden and then it's busy through to Newlands Cross.
Eastbound traffic on the M4 is busy from J7 Kill to past J5 Leixlip. Further in, inbound on the N4 is from J3 Lucan to the M50.
There’s been a collision in Clondalkin, near the roundabout where the Fonthill Rd meets the New Nangor Rd. Heavy traffic has built up in the area.
AA Roadwatch reports that roads are generally dry across the country, but it’s another cold start to the day so watch out for frost and ice in parts.
Temperatures are lowest in Leinster and Munster this morning.
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