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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Motorists are advised to take plan their routes in advance as the Dublin Tunnel is confirmed to close for the fourth time this Wednesday.
The complete closure of the tunnel's lanes is scheduled to take place from 9:30pm to 4:30am, causing temporary disruption to the regular flow of traffic.
Commuters and residents are advised to plan their journeys accordingly, as the closure may impact travel times and routes for those relying on the tunnel during these hours.
The decision to close the tunnel is part of ongoing maintenance and improvement efforts aimed at ensuring the safety and efficiency of the transportation link.
The Dublin Tunnel, connecting the M1 and M50 to the docklands, is a key artery for traffic moving in and out of the city.
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