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Offaly road re-opens following farm fire
A major Offaly commuter route has re-opened after a farm fire wreaked havoc for early morning traffic.
The Cloghan/Eyrecourt Rd (R356) was closed east of Banagher. Motorists and diversions were in place after a hayshed caught fire.
Emergency services dealt with the blaze and the road re-opened just after 11am.
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