M50 northbound lanes separated due to roadworks

The two northbound lanes on Dublin's M50 motorway have been separated this morning as part of ongoing development work.

Sat, 30 Jun, 2007 - 09:35

The two northbound lanes on Dublin's M50 motorway have been separated this morning as part of ongoing development work.

The new temporary traffic layout came into effect at 6am.

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