Irish Rail services have been hit with some technical issues this morning, leading to delays for several train routes.
These technical issues has led to the correct times failing to show up on real-time applications, impacting some services along the NORTHBOUND DART and on various Iarnrod Eireann routes on the Maynooth commuter route, along with those passing through the Phoenix Park Tunnel.
Irish bosses have assured the public that staff are working to fix this issue.
Earlier this morning, commuter rail bosses posted this message on X: “Due to a technical issue, some services on the Northbound DART, Northern/Maynooth and Phoneix park tunnel commuters towards Dublin city centre networks are not displaying correctly on real-time applications this morning".
“Staff are working to rectify the issue at present".
Due to a technical issue, some services on the Northbound DART, Northern/Maynooth and Phoneix park tunnel commuters towards Dublin city centre networks are not displaying correctly on real-time applications this morning. Staff are working to rectify the issue at present - MH
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) August 31, 2026
Elsewhere, drivers have also been warned by Transport Infrastructure Ireland to take care on the M50, following a multi vehicle collision along the on-slip at Junction 13, according to reports in the Irish Sun.
“Some delays to your journey may occur. When approaching the collision location, drive with caution, reduce your speed and please obey instructions from emergency services", they said in a statement.
They have also warned of loose debris along the road between Junction 28 Castleroy and Ballysimon, stating: “When approaching the hazard area drive with caution and reduce your speed".
There have have also been reports of vehicles being stopped between Junction Nine Red Cow and Junction 10 Ballymoun, and between Junction Four Donabate and Junction Three Swords on the M1/N1.
Drivers have been warned that they may see delays, and have been urged to drive with caution, and reduce speed.
Transport Infrastructure Ireland have also warned that road works are to begin on the M4/N4 today at 10pm, and expected to finish at 5am tomorrow.
“When approaching the roadworks area, drive with caution, be aware of road workers, reduce your speed and obey changes to road layouts", a statement read.
