ESB Networks Powercheck reports 65 households in the Gurrán Bán area of Cahersiveen are still affected.
Currans village
N70 Glenbeigh at Rossbeigh junction
N72 Ballydowney and Fossa
Green Road at Crotta (tree down)
15:00 According to ESB Networks powercheck, a fault in Milltown is affecting 139 customers.
A fault in Gurrán Bán near Cahersiveen is affected 42 customers with a further fault affected 12 households also reported nearby.
Road flooded in Glenbeigh at Rossbeigh junction. Care needed pic.twitter.com/cpP0R7AtLw
— Kerry County Council (@countykerry) October 21, 2017
14:33: Road flooded around Banna Beach
14:30: Tree down after Farranfore on the Killarney side
14:08: Opening of Bahai Community Garden of Contemplation transferred to Siamsa, from Peasrse Park. Official opening at 3pm by Tralee Mayor Norma Foley.
1pm: Kerry has been hit by power outages as Storm Brian intensifies.
According to ESB Networks powercheck, a fault in Milltown is affecting 121 customers.
A fault in Gurrán Bán near Cahersiveen is affected 42 customers.
A fault in Causeway is affected 31 customers.
A fault affecting 56 customers has been reported in the Abbeyfeale area while a fault in Newcastlewest is affecting 45 customers.
A fault in Inch is affecting 21 customers.
12noon: Missing Kilmoyley horses have been located.
11:46am: Seven horses have been reported missing in the Kilmoyley area. They escaped during the storm and its thought would have stayed together. Anyone who may have seen them is advised to contact Radio Kerry or 087-7817598.
Road flooded at Tangneys Cross, Kilcummin
KCC advises surface water and flooding on the N86, 1km east of Lispole at Baile na Saor
11:31am: Rambling House at the Beaufort Community Centre tonight postponed
11:30am: Surface water reported on road from Killorglin to Tralee
11:15am: Winds reaching peak speeds along West Kerry coasts – extremely dangerous along coasts near Dingle
10:46am Kerry County Council is reminding motorists and road users to continue to be vigilant today as there may be branches and debris on roads.
A Code Orange weather warning remains in place until 10pm tonight as Storm Brian passes over Ireland.
The Council’s Weather Assessment Team is reminding people of the following:
• Please stay away from exposed coastal areas where wind speeds are highest
• To drive with care and to switch on their lights
• Cycling should be avoided due to high winds and gusts
Kerry County Council’s emergency line remains open at 066 7183588 if anyone requires assistance from the Council during the day.
10:31am: Strong winds and spot flooding are expected this morning as Storm Brian moves across the country. Kerry and other coastal counties – including Wexford, Waterford, Cork, Limerick, Clare, Galway and Mayo – are forecast to be the worst affected, with winds of up to 130 kilometres per hour. Meanwhile, Merchants Quay and Arthur’s Quay in Limerick City are impassable due to flooding.
10:15am: Motorists are advised the Dingle – Tralee road improvement works at Bánóg between Lispole and Annascaul, that cones and road seperators have been blown into the path of traffic, motorists are advised to exercise caution.
10am: Kerry Airport has not reported any schedule changes at this time but we will keep you updated as the day progresses. Shannon Airport has issued precautionary advice to intending passengers to check with their airline before travelling to the airport.
9am: Tree blocking one side of the road on the Cloghane side of Conor Pass
Road out of Curran’s Village flooded at the Railway Bridge
Flooding reported on Rangue Road to Killorglin
Branch across the road on the Kenmare side of Railway Crossing on the N22 just be careful when passing.
