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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Thousands of Tipperary hurling fans are heading to Croke Park this Sunday morning in buses, cars and on trains ahead of the All-Ireland final clash against Cork with throw in at 3:30pm.
We'll have all the latest travel updates here as they happen and we will be keeping an eye on Google Traffic to let you know about any traffic build-up, congestion or incidents.
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For those arriving in Dublin this morning, there is some slight congestion on the N7 on the approach to the Red Cow roundabout.
More congestion on the N4 approaching the M50 where this a breakdown involving a car or motorbike between J3 Lucan (East) and J2 Liffey Valley (Dublin), one lane is effected.
Traffic in the city center is starting to get very heavy as we edge closer to the big game.
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