Major Irish motorway closed as truck overturns in Storm Barra winds PIC: Twitter
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Major Irish motorway closed as truck overturns in Storm Barra winds PIC: Twitter
Trees are set to be brought down right around Ireland by Storm Barra
Road in growing Laois village could soon by lit up
Knockbeg College on the Laois Carlow border draws pupils from three counties
School perched on busy junction where speed limits must be cut insists councillor
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Major Irish motorway closed as truck overturns in Storm Barra winds PIC: Twitter
Helen McDonnell is described as being 5’ 1” in height, with a slim build. She has long, brown hair and has blue eyes.
Storm Barra weather warning upgraded to ORANGE level for some counties
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Conniberry Way social housing estate in Portlaoise during its construction stage.
Pictured holding the overall winning photo of the Teagasc Forest photo competition is Minister Pippa Hackett and Fergus Price, Teagasc Forestry Liaison Officer.
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