Urgent Cleanup in Galway After Storm Amy Hits Hard

UPDATE: Cleanup efforts are actively underway across Galway City and County following the impact of Storm Amy, which swept through the region yesterday. As of now, all roads in Galway City have been reopened, but authorities urge the public to remain vigilant due to loose debris and fallen trees.

Residents are advised to exercise caution this weekend as woodlands and sports pitches across the area will remain closed. The ESB (Electricity Supply Board) is working diligently to restore power to thousands of homes and businesses impacted nationwide. While many customers in Galway City and County have had their power restored, authorities indicate that full restoration may not occur until 5 PM today.

The Galway City and County Council’s Severe Weather Assessment Team is closely monitoring the situation, with crews on standby to respond to any ongoing incidents resulting from the storm. In a statement, officials emphasized the importance of community safety and preparedness during this recovery phase.

Residents are encouraged to report any hazardous conditions or damage to local authorities to ensure a swift response. The council is committed to restoring normalcy as quickly as possible and will provide updates as conditions evolve.

As cleanup continues, community members are urged to stay informed and share information about recovery efforts through social media to help keep everyone updated.

Stay tuned for further developments on the aftermath of Storm Amy in Galway City and County.