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A railway bridge (File Photo)
There are delays to several train services after a vehicle struck a bridge between Newbridge and Sallins in Co Kildare.
Trains on the route were initially suspended when the incident happened after 12 noon.
A spokesperson said at the time: "Services remain suspended between Sallins/Newbridge due to a reported vehicle striking a bridge in the area.
"Services are suspended departing Heuston as a result of the suspension of services."
Services heading to and from Heuston Station in Dublin are operating with delays as a result of the collision.
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Up to 2pm, Some trains were up to 30 minutes late due to the incident.
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