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8:52am: Louth County Council Fire & Rescue tending to a fallen tree on the R172 Blackrock to Dundalk Road. #StormChandra pic.twitter.com/t4y3TIh8Dr
— Louth County Council (@louthcoco) January 27, 2026
Louth County Council shared a video earlier today of Louth County Council Fire & Rescue tending to a fallen tree on the R172 Blackrock to Dundalk Road, which came down as a result of Storm Chandra.
Louth County Council Fire & Rescue and members of the local authority's Operations Team have been busy today, dealing with flooding in many parts of the county.
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