Trees down and flooding reported in Waterford as Storm Austen hits overnight

A tree fell and was blocking the road between Applegreen Passage Cross and Jack Meades Bar this morningplaceholder image
A tree fell and was blocking the road between Applegreen Passage Cross and Jack Meades Bar this morning

Fallen trees and flooding have been reported in a number of areas across Waterford

A number of trees are down and flooding has been reported in Waterford this morning after Storm Austen hit overnight.

Fallen trees have been reported on the Tramore Road, the Outer Ring Road and the Coast Road in Dungarvan.

One tree fell and was blocking the road between Applegreen Passage Cross and Jack Meades Bar early this morning.

However, it is understood that this has since been cleared.

A tree has also fallen on the L3025 outside the Woodhouse estate in Stradbally.

Meanwhile, flooding has been reported on Hennessey’s Road in the city.

There is also flooding on the N25 in Dungarvan on the approach to the Sayer Land Roundabout.

Flooding on Hennessey’s Road in Waterford cityplaceholder image
Flooding on Hennessey’s Road in Waterford city | WCCC

Waterford City and County Council has said that its ground crews are out this morning, dealing with the aftermath of the storm.

Motorists are advised to exercise caution on the roads.

Met Éireann’s Status Yellow wind and rain warning remains in effect nationwide until 10am.

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