Several roads are closed following heavy rain overnight. Dublin and Wicklow remain under a status yellow weather warning until 12 midday on Friday.<\/p>\n
Some roads leading to Dublin Airport are flooded, with the DAA saying that drivers should follow diversion signage and take extra care on the roads.<\/p>\n
However, the DAA says that flights from Dublin airport are operating as normal.<\/p>\n
Speaking on Newstalk, DAA’s Graeme McQueen said that the R108 road is closed due to flooding, and the Old Airport Road is experiencing high levels of surface water.<\/p>\n
Due to heavy rainfall overnight, some roads leading to Dublin Airport are closed or trickier than usual to navigate this morning. Drivers are advised to follow local diversion signage & to take extra care on the roads.<\/p>\n
Flight operations at Dublin Airport are running as normal. pic.twitter.com\/rcGViVtNHU<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) February 13, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) has warned of heavy flooding on the M1 northbound between J4 Donabate and J5 Balbriggan. There is also flooding on the M2 northbound off-slip at J3 near Ashbourne.<\/p>\n On the M50, motorists travelling northbound and southbound have been warned of surface water between J17 and J3.<\/p>\n TII has said: “Due to weather conditions, please consider if your journey is necessary. Reduce your speed and drive with caution.”<\/p>\n Dublin Bus said some routes serving the airport face disruption, including the 16, 41, 41C, 33 and 24, which are being diverted away from the Swords Road.<\/p>\n Passengers are expected to experience knock-on delays.<\/p>\n Bus \u00c9ireann said it has also been impacted by the weather and is advising passengers to check its website for updates. Routes affected so far include Dublin\u2013Navan, Dublin\u2013Drogheda and Dublin\u2013Ratoath.<\/p>\n Irish Rail said it has received no reports of weather-related incidents so far.<\/p>\n Reports indicate that the main road between Rush and Lusk in north Dublin is impassable, with heavy flooding also reported in Finglas, Cappagh and Abbottstown.<\/p>\n Fingal County Council said crews were out overnight responding to localised flooding in several areas.<\/p>\n Wicklow County Council reported no flooding incidents so far.<\/p>\n Heavy rain could cause flooding and difficult travelling conditions in parts of Ireland on Friday.<\/p>\n Met \u00c9ireann issued a yellow rain warning for Dublin and Wicklow due to further spells of heavy rain until midday.<\/p>\n It comes as the entire country is set to be under a low-temperature and ice warning heading into the weekend.<\/p>\n The weather warning for Dublin and Wicklow will be valid until 12 midday today.<\/p>\n \u26a0\ufe0fStatus Yellow Rainfall Warning Issued for Dublin & Wicklow. <\/p>\n \u23f2\ufe0fValid until 12:00 midday today, Fri 13\/02.<\/p>\n \ud83c\udf27\ufe0fFurther spells of heavy rain.<\/p>\n Potential Impacts: \u2139\ufe0fhttps:\/\/t.co\/w5QtJ1V6un<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/hVDBPKvfwN<\/a><\/p>\n
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\u27a1\ufe0fDifficult travelling conditions<\/p>\n