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Motorists are facing delays this morning, with drivers on the M7 held up due to a crash near Naas, Co Kildare.
Gardai have taken to X, formerly Twitter, to warn users of "heavy delays" on the Naas Road on the M7 between Junction 11 - M7/M9 and Junction 10 - Naas Direction eastbound.
"Please be advised heavy delays, tailbacks and traffic congestion are currently being experienced on the Naas Road on the M7 due to a road traffic collision near Junction 10 (under the fly-over)," a garda spokesperson said in a post.
Please be advised heavy delays, tailbacks and traffic congestion are currently being experienced on the Naas Road on the M7 due to a road traffic collision near Junction 10 (under the fly-over). pic.twitter.com/pkhSzIGCLq
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) February 20, 2024
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