GOOD MORNING AND welcome to Wednesday’s liveblog.
We’ll be with you until just after 9am as another working day gets underway, so stick with us for the latest traffic, travel and weather updates from across the country.
Morning, everyone. Catherine Healy here on TheJournal.ie’s commuting liveblog, helping you get to where you need to go.
Spotted something we should know about? Email catherine@thejournal.ie or tweet me @Chealy_.
Not while driving, obviously.
If you’re heading out today, you might want to bring a brolly. Met Éireann says we can expect rainy and cold weather with strong winds, as well as possible hail and thunder.
Highest temperatures will be around nine degrees.
This was the view from TheJournal.ie towers at 7am:
Not exactly spectacular.
Taking the Tralee-Mallow train line? Expect delays:
Traffic is already heavy on the north quays in Dublin.
There’s reportedly been a crash at the Briarhill junction in Galway:
More train delays:
Stuck on the bus, train or Luas? Here’s some reading to keep you occupied:
It’s busy as always on Ballybrit Crescent heading into the Galway Technology Park:
AA Roadwatch reports that the Stillorgan Road in Dublin is very slow inbound from Lower Kilmacud Road junction to Mount Merrion Avenue.
The M50 is also busy around the Red Cow slip:
Cork is busy around the Dunkettle Interchange and on the N40 approaching the city.
Here’s what Ireland looks like right now on a live wind map. Gusty.
Catch up on this morning’s top stories in our 8 at 8.
The M50 is also heavy now at Tallaght:
In Limerick, O’Connell Avenue and the N69 are busy heading into the city:
There’s been a breakdown on the M50 northound:
Emergency services have reportedly been called to the scene of a crash on the Bridge of Peace in Louth:
Another breakdown, this time on the Drummartin Link Road in Dublin:
That’s all from me, folks. It’s been a quiet enough morning for traffic news – not that that’s a bad thing.
We’ll be back tomorrow morning, so do join us then.
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