Jack Lynch Tunnel Overnight Closure 21:00 - 04:00
The Jack Lynch Tunnel will close overnight tonight, from 21:00 to 04:00. Full Closure. Adjust your commute, and plan alternative routes accordingly.
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Multi-vehicle Collision on Road Eastbound
Reports of a multi-vehicle collision, eastbound, on the road at Junction 3/Junction 4 RndAb Link,Junction 3,N40E. Take care on approach. Source: TII Traffic Alerts, 9 April at 16:44.
Breakdown (bus) on R610 Douglas Road
Reports of a breakdown (bus) on the R610 Douglas Road near Ecois Inside Africa store. Take care on approach.
Cork Forecourts Running Low on Fuel as Shortages Begin to Bite
Cork forecourts are beginning to run out of petrol and diesel as blockades at Whitegate and other key fuel terminals lock up supplies.
Fire at Monahan Road
Reports of a fire at Monahan Road near Black Market. Emergency services are on scene. Take care on approach.
Collision on N28 Carrs Hill
Reports of a collision on the N28 at Carrs Hill. Emergency services are en route. Take care on approach.
Minister for Health and HSE Call for Clear Access to Medical Facilities Amid Fuel Protests
Minister for Health and HSE CEO call for all approaches to medical facilities to be kept clear amid ongoing fuel protest disruption.
Cable Down on R627 Dungourney/Tallow
Reports of a low hanging cable (telephone wires possibly) on the R627 between Dungourney and Tallow near Leahy's Open Farm. Take care on approach.
Ambulance Bays Must Stay Clear: NAS Plea Comes as Fuel Protests Block Emergency Routes Nationwide
National Ambulance Service reminds the public that blocking ambulance bays, even briefly, can delay crews responding to emergencies.
Garda Statement: Fuel Protest Blockades Now Unlawful, Gardaí Move to Enforcement
Gardaí say fuel protest blockades are no longer protests - they are blockades, now unlawful, and subject to full enforcement action.
Defence Forces Called In to Remove Vehicles Blocking Critical National Infrastructure
Defence Forces called in to forcibly remove vehicles from fuel blockades; owners warned not to complain about damage.
Fuel Prices Not Illegal, Watchdog Confirms, as Irish Consumers Lodge Over 900 Complaints
CCPC clears fuel sector of price gouging: over 900 complaints reviewed but watchdog says sharp rises were driven by wholesale costs, not illegal behaviour.