There is severe public transport and traffic delays in Dublin city centre this morning, after an incident at the bottom of Grafton Street.
Emergency services including Dublin Fire Brigade were tasked to the incident opposite Trinity College.
The Green Line Luas service is experiencing disruptions as a result. Services are not operating between Dominick and St Stephen’s Green.
The Green Line is operating as normal between Broombridge and Dominick, and St Stephen’s Green and Brides Glen, only.
In a post on social media platform X, a spokesperson said “this is due to a non Luas incident”.
LiveDrive said the road is currently closed.
“Dublin Fire Brigade are on the scene and the road is closed. Luas and Buses can’t get through and are backed up onto Nassau Street. Diversions are in place,” it said in a post on X.
Luas tickets will be accepted on Dublin Bus while disruptions continue.
Gardaí have been contacted for more information.
Meanwhile, traffic delays in the wider commuter area are under further pressure after a two-vehicle road traffic collision on the M1 at the Mary McAleese Boyne Valley Bridge.
The collision, involving a tractor and a lorry, occurred shortly after 5am.
Motorists are facing significant disruption in the Drogheda area as a result of the incident, with southbound traffic being diverted through the town.
Gardaí have confirmed that emergency services remain in attendance at the scene.
The collision involved a tractor and a lorry, but no further information on injuries or the circumstances surrounding the incident is available at this time.