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Roads closed due to fallen trees across the county
Reporter:
Aisling Kiernan
16 Oct 2017 4:28 PM
Email:
aisling.kiernan@longfordleader ie
A number of routes both north and south of Co Longford have been closed over the last couple of hours due to falling trees.
The N63 is blocked on the right hand side entering from Lanesboro into Killashee at the old graveyard and Lingford Co Council is advising motorists are to approach the area with extreme care.
Meanwhile, the road fom Ballinalee roundabout in Longford town to Clooncoose is closed due to a fallen tree and the R393 is closed from Ballycloghan to Carrickboy due to a fallen tree.
The Toneymore to Abbeylara Road has also been closed because a tree is blocking the route and the road at Newroe, Newtowncashel has been closed on the Lanesboro side of the village due to a fallen tree.
The local authority has also advised motorists to drive with caution on the road off the N4 heading to Cullyfad as a tree is resting on wires there. A tree is also down at Farnagh Hill outside Greene's house in Longford town.
For more on #Ophelia see www.longfordleader.ie
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