The meetings began yesterday (6 September) and continue until tomorrow (8 September).
EU ministers responsible for Agriculture are meeting this week across Dublin and Kildare.
The meetings began yesterday (6 September) and continue until tomorrow (8 September).
This meeting forms part of the Presidency of the Council of the European Union.
The attendees arrived through Dublin Airport.
Formal and informal EU Presidency events will be concentrated at Dublin Castle, Herbert Park Hotel, Clayton Hotel Ballsbridge, Guinness Brewery and Royal Hospital Kilmainham.
In Kildare, events will take place at Lyons Farm in Celbridge and the National Stud and Gardens.
Gardaí say traffic restrictions will be kept to the minimum required and it is intended that any impact on the public will be localised.
Members of the public are asked to comply with Gardaí on duty in the event of encountering any escort rolling road closure.
Localised temporary parking restrictions will be in place in the Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 area from afternoon Sunday 6th until Tuesday 8th.
There will be intermittent localised temporary traffic restrictions and Garda motorcycle rolling road closures to facilitate security escorts between the hours of 8.30am and 10am and 4.45pm and 6pm on Monday (7 September) between the Dublin 4 area and Celbridge.
Security escorts will also be in place in the south city centre between Ballsbridge and the Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Dublin 8.
While on Tuesday (8 September), localised temporary traffic restrictions and Garda motorcycle rolling road closures to facilitate security escorts between the hours of 8.30am and 9.30am in the south city centre while escorts are moving (between Ballsbridge and Dublin Castle, primarily affecting Merrion Road, Mespil Road, Leeson Street, St Stephen's Green, Kevin Street, Bride Street and adjoining roads).
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