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Offaly set to be hit but Tropical Storm Force Winds
The latest prediction on the path of Hurricane Ophelia suggests that Offaly has a '100% chance' of being hit with Tropical-Storm-Force winds on Monday.
The data from the National Hurricane Centre in America is predicting that the storm will be felt hardest on the west coast although Offaly will also be close to the predicted path of the eye of the storm.
Met Eireann has put in place a Status Red Weather warning for Galway, Mayo, Clare, Cork and Kerry that is in place from 9am on Monday until 3am on Tuesday.
The rest of the country is under a Status Orange Wind Warning.
Click here to read some practical advice to prepare for the coming storm
Met Eireann is advising that Hurricane Ophelia is expected to transition to a post tropical storm as it approaches Ireland on Monday bringing severe winds and stormy conditions.
Average wind speeds will be in excess of 80 km/h and gusts in excess of 130km/h are expected however some inland areas may not be quite as severe. The winds have potential to cause structural damage and disruption.
Joe Maher (Ballinamere) gathers ahead of Shinrone’s Peter Cleary.
The Offaly U-20 squad and backroom team on Friday evening.
The Offaly Under 16 team that played Kildare, pictured at training last week.
Offaly's Christine Cleary in action in Nowlan Park on Saturday. (Photo by John Gavin).
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