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#Longford on RED Alert: Tree down on the Dublin Road in Longford #Ophelia
Longford Leader reader and Facebook follower Tarina Kelly has submitted this photograph to us of a fallen tree on the Dublin Road outside Longford town.
We've also had reports of fallen trees halfway between Edgeworthstown and Longford, and also near Mullinalaghta St Columba's GAA pitch.
#LONGFORD Fallen tree partially blocking N4, halfway b/w Edgeworthstown and Longford. Passable with care. https://t.co/oPvLnYFBjI #Ophelia
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) October 16, 2017
It is early evidence of the destructive power of Hurricane #Ophelia so stay safe folks.
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Tree down at Mullinalaghrta football pitch. Road blocked #Ophelia #longford pic.twitter.com/Ix975nK60x
— Longford Leader (@Longford_Leader) October 16, 2017
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