Dublin Port has re-opened to cargo traffic, after strong winds forced it to close temporarily.
The Dublin Port Tunnel is also running as normal after traffic was restricted from entering the South Bore earlier.
Gardaí say traffic backlogs have now been cleared.
Operational Update: All cargo terminals in #DublinPort have now re-opened and are fully operational with some delays. The Port Tunnel has also fully re-opened. #StormDiana pic.twitter.com/QCCFfPpAfN
— Dublin Port Company (@DublinPortCo) November 27, 2018
Met Éireann has issued a number of weather warnings for several counties, with Storm Diana set to bring strong winds tomorrow.
Very wet & blustery over Ulster, north Connacht & north Leinster, with some spot flooding. But drier, less windy weather, with bright spells & scattered showers over Munster will extend countrywide this afternoon. 8 to 11°C. More wet & windy weather will reach the SW this evening pic.twitter.com/9XnmY7C83a
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) November 27, 2018
Motorists are being urged to take extra care on the roads, reduce their speed and leave extra space between vehicles.
🚨WEATHER WARNING🚨
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📌Dublin, Louth, WX, WW, Meath, DL, Leitrim,
MO, SO🌬ï¸UPDATE Southeasterly winds mean speeds of 55-65
km/h with gusts 90-110 km/h for a time.
Strongest along exposed coasts (higher gusts possible). Winds will ease from the south
📅Today10am-2pm pic.twitter.com/Gbb4jg4Syx— RSA Ireland (@RSAIreland) November 27, 2018
They are also being asked to watch out for pedestrians and other road users in the high winds.
While rain may also reduce visibility in some places.
