Gardaí and Dublin Fire Brigade are currently at the scene of an incident on the Naas Road inbound at the M50 and Longmile Road.
A fire broke out at a building near Johnstown, at Junction 8 between Johnstown and Kill and it is affecting the visibility of motorists travelling towards the N7.
It is also causing huge traffic delays in both directions.
N7 is now slow from Rathcoole due to the incident but. The fire is out but the bus lane is still partially blocked.
Fire on Naas dual carriage way @aaroadwatch pic.twitter.com/D4qh2o9UIP
— Clare WithTheHair ™ (@ClareWithTheHai) May 3, 2018
Emergency services en route to serious looking fire between Johnstown and Naas @KildareCoCo - I hope smoke isn't blocking visibility on N7 @aaroadwatch pic.twitter.com/lnQyNzWczM
— Joe O'Carroll (@JoeOCarroll) May 3, 2018
Gardaí along with @DubFireBrigade are currently at the scene of an incident on Naas Road inbound at M50 & Longmile Road, expect delays
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) May 3, 2018
Naas Rd: The bus lane is now blocked as emergency services deal with the fire before the Long Mile Rd junction, traffic is slow from J2 Kingswood as a result
— Live Drive (@LiveDrive) May 3, 2018
Take care if you're travelling or intend on heading in this direction.
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