Council crews response to multiple Storm Bram incidents in Limerick

LIMERICK City and County Council crews have been responding throughout the day to multiple incidents caused by severe weather from Storm Bram.

A council spokesperson said these include clearing fallen trees, branches, and debris from national, regional, and local roads to keep routes safe and passable.

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“Council crews responded earlier to a fallen tree in Kilmallock, which has since been cleared. There has also been minor structural damage to the facade (see below) of a building on O’Connell Street in Limerick city. The area was secured,” said the spokesperson.

However, they say that no major incidents have been reported.

While the Status Orange wind warning has expired, a Status Yellow wind warning remains in effect until 9pm this Tuesday. 

Conditions are still hazardous, and people are advised to exercise caution on their journey home this evening.

Members of the public are asked to report incidents, hazards, or storm-related damage to Limerick City and County Council by phone to 061 556000 during office hours and  061 417833 out of hours. The council can also be contacted by emailing customerservices@limerick.ie

There have been a number of power outages across the county but these were quickly repaired by ESB crews. Currently, there are around 150 customers in Ardpatrick and Glenroe without power. The estimated restore time is 10pm.