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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Clare County Council says a 'short section' of the road, at Cappa, Kilrush is being closed for safety reasons
Motorists are being advised that part of the Coast Road near Kilrush has been closed after part of the sea wall collapsed during Storm Éowyn.
In a post on social media, Clare County Council says a "short section" of the road, at Cappa, is being closed for safety reasons by a crew from the West Clare Municipal District.
There are no reports of any injuries arising from the collapse.
READ ALSO: Flights resume at Shannon Airport as Met Éireann weather warning is downgraded for Clare
Meanwhile, the local authority is advising members of the general public to exercise extreme caution when travelling and moving outdoors again in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn.
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