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Plouging traffic is reportedly far lighter on many routes to the Nationa Championships in Tullamore.
An extra day was added on Friday after Wednesday was cancelled due to severe damage on site caused by Storm Ali.
The N52 bypass around Tullamore, which has been nose to tail most mornings this week, has a significantly lower volume of traffic this morning with local commuters experiencing far less disruption than expected.
Routes towards the site through Kilcormac, Killeigh, Geashill and Clonaslee are also reporting a much lower volume of traffic than would normally be expected for the National Ploughing Championships .
It will be cool and blustery today at the Ploughing, with sunny spells. Some scattered showers will occur also, a few of them heavy, but showers will be more isolated. Maximum temperatures 12 to 15 degrees.
Daniel Wolski wearing the Irish wheelchair rugby jersey. Picture Credit: Daniel Wolski's Facebook
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