Storm Éowyn aftermath: Clean up continues and updates
Rolling updates regarding important information as Cavan and neighbouring counties continue to deal with the aftermath of Storm Éowyn.
11:50am:
Help at hand.
11:45am:
Ballyhaise singer songwriter last week, Leitrim actor and playwright Séamus O'Rourke this week. Check it out when you get a chance.
11:30am:
Tankers of water will be provided in areas still affected by decreasing water pressure.
11:15am:
Some people have made the best of a bad situation.
10am:
Some of the worst affected areas still with power are not expected to have connectivity restored until at least Monday next week.
9:55pm:
The damage was caused to the front of the Castle Hill apartments in the Erneside town by high winds brought during Storm Éowyn.
9:35am:
While many of the roads across County Cavan blocked by fallen trees have re-opened following Storm Eowyn, hazards remain and continued vigilance is advised.
9:30am:
Power outages continue at Cavan’s eight water treatment plants with power loss at pumping stations also impacting water supplies across the county.
9:30pm:
HSE services are working over the weekend to return to normal after Storm Éowyn.
9:25am:
Council crews and emergency services have been dealing with fallen trees in many parts of the county
9:20pm:
Restoration of mobile service will focus on voice and SMS initially; data services may be slower to return.
9:15am:
Motorists urged to obey any road closures or diversions put in place by local authorities and An Garda Síochána.
9:10am:
In Cavan power is not expected back in the worst affected areas until later next week and even next week.
9:05pm:
IMPORTANT REMINDER The Humanitarian Assistance Scheme will be available to provide support to those living in properties directly affected Storm Éowyn.
9am:
Some photos of damage caused from around the county
Read updates from our earlier Storm Éowyn blog .