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Motorists are advised to exercise caution this afternoon.
Local Sein Fein councillor Antoin Watters has warned that there is a 'bad fuel spill' on the R173 Carlingford to Dundalk road this afternoon.
"Have got reports of a bad fuel spill on the R173 from Carlingford to Dundalk the old back road via Murphy’s Garage," he wrote on Twitter.
"I have spoken to the Council and they are going to investigate now."
****Warning****
— Cllr Antóin Watters (@cllrawatters) April 18, 2018
Have got reports of a bad fuel spill on the R173 from Carlingford to Dundalk the old back road via Murphy’s Garage. I have spoken to the Council and they are going to investigate now. pic.twitter.com/u2piSbzsJR
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