Gardai have issued a traffic advisory notice for GAA-goers ahead of the All-Ireland Hurling Final on Sunday.
They have told motorists travelling to Croke Park to leave for the capital in plenty of time to beat traffic delays as works continue on the motorway.
The M9 Northbound will be reduced to a single lane on approach to the M7 at Junction 11.
Because of this, motorists may experience delays at this location and should make allowances when planning their journey.
Also, motorists travelling on M7 Northbound may experience some delays as M9 traffic merges at Junction 11.
Gardai have reminded road users to be aware of recent changes in the road layout approaching Junction 11 at the M9 diverge, with the left lane leading straight onto M9 Soutbound.
Anyone continuing along M7 past Junction 11 should keep to Lanes 2 and 3 when approaching the M9 diverge.
Three lanes are now available on the M7/N7 between Junction 8 (Johnstown) and Junction 11(M9 Merge/Diverge) in both directions.
Gardai have also added that a reduced speed limit is in force throughout the works area.
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