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Trees down across Louth due to Storm Éowyn. Photo: Louth County Council
A large number of trees have been knocked down by Storm Éowyn across Louth.
Several trees are down on the R174, Rockmarshall to Jenkinstown while trees have also fallen at Gyles Quay, according to Louth County Council.
The Gardai have also reported fallen trees at Mounthamilton in Dudnalk and there is a fallen tree blocking the road between Stepehnstown Pond and Knockbridge
Trees are also down at the following locations according to Louth County Council on X
Ardee Road, Reaghstown
Doylesfort Grove, Dundalk
Outside Cooley Distillery
Carrickrobin, Kilkerley
Carrickmacross Road, Dundalk
Gaultrimsland, Riverstown
The R178 between Shannon Road and Ballykelly
Skyhill, Kilcurry
Louth County Council on X said: "A reminder that our emergency crews will only be able to attend to situations whenever it is safe for them to do so."
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