Motorists In Cork Advised To Be Aware Of Fallen Trees & Branches
A number of crews from Cork County Council have been out since early this morning clearing debris
The strong winds associated with Storm Hannah led to some trees and branches falling on roads, particularly in Munster.
However, it is mainly secondary roads that are affected.
Gardai in Cork have confirmed to RedFM News that crews will be on standby all day today to help any drivers that come into difficulty on roads across the city and county
Meanwhile, Speaking to RedFM News, Engineer with Cork County Council Aidan Weir outlines what areas in Cork suffered the worst tree damage:
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