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A seven-vehicle crash led to the closure of two lanes of a motorway during the morning rush-hour.
Dublin Fire Brigade responded to the collision on the southbound M50 on Tuesday morning.
The crash happened near junction 9 Red Cow.
#M50 J9 Red Cow Southbound
7️⃣ We're currently attending a seven vehicle road traffic collision on the @m50dublin
🛣️ Lanes 2 and 3 are blocked
🚦Delays on approach@LiveDrive @TIITraffic @DCCTraffic pic.twitter.com/9lCvVf273L
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) November 28, 2023
Lanes two and three were closed.
A number of small vans and cars were involved in the crash.
An ambulance also went to the scene.
In a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, Dublin Fire Brigade said: “Recovery is well under way, we hope to clear soon.”
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