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06 Sept 2025
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There have been unusual reports of sightings on the M50, with motorists advised to 'take care'.
Motorists reported seeing a deer on the M50 at J13 (Dundrum) this Thursday evening, just after 4pm.
Animals on Road on M50 J13 - DUNDRUM (both directions) (23-May 16:20) https://t.co/7YdB52UGLt
— TII Traffic (@TIITraffic) May 23, 2024
Additionally, reports that a rug, which must have fell from a moving vehicle, has turned up on the M50 northbound, approaching J12 (Firhouse). It has since been cleared.
⚠️ M50 northbound ⚠️
— LiveDrive (@LiveDrive) May 23, 2024
There is a rug on the M50 northbound approaching J12 (Firhouse). It's in the left lane. Take care in the area.
More updates on 103.2 @DublinCityFM @DCCTraffic @TFIupdates
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