Transport services in and around the capital were returning to normal this morning following yesterday's flood disruption, with commuters however still experiencing some delays.

The major emergency plan for Dublin has swung into action as heavy rain and flooding has the capital in its grip this evening.

The Luas Green line in Dublin has reopened following earlier disruption.

Luas customers are facing disruption on the Green line in Dublin today.

Road conditions across much of the country remain perilous and motorists are again being urged to avoid unnecessary journeys.

Most Bus Éireann services are operating as normal, although there are some delays and diversions in worst-affected areas due to icy conditions.

Public transport networks are running well this evening despite the adverse weather.

The operators of Dublin's Luas service say the tram's Green Line is now running between the St Stephen's Green and Sandyford stops.

More than 26,000 residents will live within a 15-minute walk of a new Luas line when it starts running today.