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There are serious delays on the road from Dublin into Naas as gardai and the emergency services deal with a serious collision on the Naas Road near the Kingswood exit outbound.
Traffic travelling outbound on the N7 Naas Rd is being asked to take the M50 to Tallaght (J 11) or Lucan (J7) and not to take Red Cow exit.
From Tallaght (N81) traffic can continue to Saggart and rejoin at Rathcoole. From Lucan (N4) traffic can exit at J4 and go through Newcastle and rejoin at Rathcoole.
Traffic continuing on the N7 from The Red Cow is being diverted at Newlands Cross where there are tailbacks due to the volume of traffic taking this route.
UPDATE: Man dead in fatal crash on N7 Naas Road this morning
Athy captain David Hyland Holds aloft the Dermot Burke Cup, Photo by Sean Brilly
Gardaí appeal for information relating to theft of car from this Kildare region. File photograph
Matthew Hartnett was presented with the Reuben Harvey Prize by Dr Diarmuid O'Shea, President of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI)
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