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Waterford City and Council have been notified of a fallen tree at Gracedieu East.
Engineers were notified and are currently in attendance at the scene.
Fallen Tree along the R-666 between the Towers and Ballyduff Village.
The road is impassable, please take alternative routes.
Large tree has fallen in Marion Park.
Fallen tree in Tycor Mews is blocking access to the estate.
Waterford City and County Council said their Engineers have been notified and are in attendance.
There is a fallen tree on the Bog Road, Portlaw (near Rocketts Castle)
Fallen tree in Curraghglass, Tallow, 2 miles from Tallow, heading towards Connell.
The fire Services are in attendance
Individuals are advised to notify the council on 0818 10 20 20 or email contact@waterfordcouncil.ie.
Do not approach fallen trees, contact the ESB network immediately on 1800 372, 999.
People are urged to stay at home unless their journey is absolutely necessary.
Fallen tree at Gracedieu East. Engineers have been notified and are in attendance
— Waterford Council (@WaterfordCounci) December 7, 2021
If you see a tree, please notify us on 0818 10 20 20 or email contact@waterfordcouncil.ie
If you see a fallen wire, do not approach, report it to ESB Networks on 1800 372 999#StormBarra #Waterford pic.twitter.com/pq2EkNeLN2
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