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ALERT: Motorists urged to take caution due to fallen trees in Carlow
Reports of a fallen tree in Carlow is partially blocking the road between Leighlinbridge (Arboretum) and Ballinabrannagh. Road Number L-3038. Council crews are currently responding.
Council crews are also responding to debris at Blackbog Road/Granby Row/Green Road Junction in Carlow Town. Motorists are urged to drive with caution in the area.
Tree and ESB cables are reportedly down at Ballypierce Lane, Kildavin.
Reports of Road blocked between Bishops Cross & Tankardstown Cross (L-2010) at Bultersgrange, Tullow.
Road is closed between Knockballystein Cross Roads & Clonmore due to fallen tree. Council & Carlow Fire crews are currently dealing with incident.
Road Closed between Knockballystein Cross Roads & Clonmore due to fallen tree.
— CarlowCountyCouncil (@Carlow_Co_Co) February 18, 2022
Council & @CarlowFire crews dealing with incident.@kclr96fm @CWnationalist @aaroadwatch #StormEunice pic.twitter.com/gfaJOqqG6V
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