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Traffic delays are to be expected as news that a section of Dublin tunnel will temporarily closed has been announced.
Motorists are advised that the outbound-right gate of the tunnel, which forms part of the M50 motorway, will be closed for maintenance works for two weeks.
Lane 5 North and 5 South will be closed from 23/05 - 04/06 as part of the Dublin Tunnel Toll Plaza upgarde works. pic.twitter.com/tc8hsu2JRN
— Dublin Tunnel (@DublinTunnel) May 22, 2024
It has closed already, from May 23 to June 4, which will likely disrupt traffic at times as there will be longer waits to exit.
️ Dublin Tunnel ️
— LiveDrive (@LiveDrive) May 24, 2024
The right toll gate as you exit the Dublin Tunnel inbound is now closed for maintenance, and will be for two weeks. Expect delays. The outbound-right gate remains closed.
More updates on 103.2 @DublinCityFM @DCCTraffic @TFIupdates
The tunnel is part of the M50 motorway and completes the northern part of the C-Ring around Dublin city.
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