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12 Sept 2025
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12 Sept 2025
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STORM Éowyn has left a trail of destruction across Limerick city and county, with violent winds causing widespread damage.
Fallen trees, battered rooftops, and other structural damage have left roads completely blocked causing treacherous driving and walking conditions for the local public.
Since the Status Red warning was lifted at 10am this Friday, emergency services have been out working tirelessly to clear debris and restore power to homes and businesses.
As the emergency services and residents begin the daunting task of the big clean-up, these photos capture the destruction Éowyn wrought on homes, businesses, and public spaces throughout the early hours of this Friday.
Scroll through to see the full extent of the storm’s fury, including:
-Part of roof down onto footpath on Glentworth Street in City
-Extensive damage to the GAA stand at Fitzgerald Park in Kilmallock
- A tree down on Station Road pedestrian crossing on the R521 in Newcastle West
- A tree down outside Ardscoil Ris secondary school on North Circular Road
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