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The scene at Tholsel crossroads. Credit: Cllr Declan Power Facebook
Pedestrian and traffic access to the Tholsel crossroads in Drogheda has been reopened following a structural survey carried out on Monday afternoon, allowing movement along West Street, Peter Street, and Shop Street.
High winds on Friday had caused damage to nearby buildings when a Christmas light installation fell.
West Street, Peter Street and Shop Street are all open to traffic and pedestrians.
St Laurence Street is open to traffic; however, pedestrian access is limited due to an exclusion zone at No 2 and No 3.
In a statement, Louth County Council said: "Louth County Council would like to thank the public for their patience and cooperation over the past number of days."
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