Limerick City and County Council’s teams are continuing to manage the clean-up of roads, trees and debris around the county as the weather warnings for Limerick lapse.
The tree clearing operations will cease this evening at sundown. While the weather warnings have reduced in severity there is still a live risk as a result of trees and branches having become dislodged in the storm event falling.
Based on the current forecast, there are low temperatures expected in some areas tonight. Limerick City and County Council are planning to carryout gritting of roads.
Please note however that the normal extent of roads to be gritted will likely be reduced as a result of the impacts of Storm Eowyn. Caution is advised when driving in these conditions.
Limerick City and County Council will continue to take emergency calls on 061 556000 or by email on customerservices@limerick.ie
After 5pm this evening and until 9am on Monday morning, please use 061 417833
ESB Networks is warning of the dangers posed by fallen live wires and is advising the public and the emergency services to stay away from these fallen cables and to report such cases to it immediately.
ESB Emergency Services can be contacted at 1800 372 999.
Monitor www.PowerCheck.ie for power restoration times.
Closures
All Limerick City and County Council offices across Limerick will reopen on Monday at 9 a.m.
Please Contact 061 556000 or email customerservices@Limerick.ie for more
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