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Trees down in Offaly as Storm Eunice leaves her mark
Offaly County Council has said crews are attending various sites in the county to clear fallen trees as a result of Storm Eunice.
Storm Eunice Updates in #Offaly 9.45 am
— Offaly County Council (@offalycoco) February 18, 2022
Tree / branch down in Ballycumber
Tree down on road between Banagher and Cloghan
Tree down between Cloghan and Belmont
OCC crews are attending locations. #StormEunice @RSAIreland @aaroadwatch @Midlands103 pic.twitter.com/3CJr6dkYN1
There are trees down in Ballycumber, on the road between Banagher and Cloghan and the road between Cloghan and Belmont.
Caution is advised in the area as Offaly remains under a Status Orange wind warning until 11am on Friday.
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