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AA Roadwatch are reporting a number of roads in the county which have been affected by fallen trees.
It says the N78 is blocked by a fallen tree just outside Athy on the Carlow side.
A tree is partially blocking the Enfield/Edenderry Rd (R402) between Johnstown Bridge and Kilshanroe.
The Kildare/Nurney Rd (R415) is blocked due to a fallen tree near Nurney.
There is a tree down on the Monasterevin/Rathangan Rd (R414) at Clonmoyle.
UPDATE 12.03:
A fallen tree is blocking the Dublin Rd (R403) outside Celbidge north of Ballyouster Park.
The N78 has reopened following the removal of a fallen tree just outside Athy on the Carlow side.
The Kildare/Nurney Rd (R415) has been cleared of fallen trees near Nurney.
Tree down near the Orchard Garden Centre and the road is blocked – awaiting ESB Crews and Gardaí on site on present.
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