Clare football fans travelling in this weekend's All-Ireland Championship Quarter Final are being warned of major traffic disruption in Dublin City.
It follows the latest round of works on the Luas Line.
People hoping to witness what's hoped to be a historical day for Clare football, could find themselves in difficulty this weekend.
The Banner takes on Kerry in the All-Ireland Quarter Finals from 2 o'clock at Croke Park.
But the latest phase of Luas cross-city works are taking place between Friday night and Tuesday morning and motorists are being warned that it will cause significant delays in parts of the city.
People are being advised to use the 'inner orbital route' which brings drivers through the South Docklands, Stephen’s Green, Smithfield and Parnell Square – or use public transport – though some Dublin Bus services will also be affected.
There are a number of Luas park and ride locations across the city and parking will be available at train stations – details of these are available online at irishrail.ie.
So if you've managed to get your hands on a golden ticket for Sunday's match at Croke Park, make sure you leave bright and early to ensure you make it through the gates on time.
