This morning, the AA Roadwatch is giving live updates on road delays and closures following Storm Callum sweeping the nation overnight.

A number of routes have been highly affected by fallen trees and debris and so, motorists are asked to travel cautiously this morning. In Cork, the Cobh/Fota Road has been closed due to a reported mudslide. AA Roadwatch has not announced when the road is set to reopen.

#CORK Cobh/Fota Rd (R624) closed. More here: https://t.co/ipFDM8K6Fw

— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) October 12, 2018

Aside from that, here are other updates to affected routes across the country. Tipperary - A fallen tree is completely blocking the Clonmel Road (R689) about 1.5km outside Killenaule. There is a tree partially blocking the Old N7 (R445) at the Yellow Bridge Pub halfway between Nenagh and Birdhill. Cork - The Cobh/Fota Rd (R624) is closed at Carrigaloe due to a mudslide. There are reports of a fallen tree and electrical pole partially blocking Centre Park Road inbound. Wicklow - There is a fallen tree on the Red Cross Rd (R754) approx 1.5km outside Barndarrig. Dublin - Home Farm Rd in Drumcondra is blocked due to a fallen tree. Flooding is causing issues on the Stillorgan Rd inbound under the UCD Flyover. Meath - The Dublin Rd (R132) is blocked just outside Drogheda at the Southgate SC R/A due to a fallen tree. Gardai advise caution on the N51 between Navan and Slane due to fallen branches and debris. Kildare - Debris is blocking the left lane of the M9 southbound after J2 Kilcullen. You can check live updates here. Many roads were also closed last night as a precautionary step. These roads are located in both Galway and Waterford and are expected to remain closed for the duration of the day. You can read all here.