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A ROAD has been prompted to close after heavy rain caused a mudslide leaving the route impassable.
The mudslide is reported to have occurred on a local Kerry road near Castleisland.
The closure has occured on the L6519 between Glanageenty car park and Broughane Cross near Captain Monteith Memorial, and is said to remain closed until further notice until full assessment is completed.
Mudslide onto local road L6519 between Glanageenty Car Park and Broughane Cross near Capt Monteith Memorial
— Kerry County Council - Comhairle Contae Chiarraí (@countykerry) January 1, 2024
Road is closed until further notice until full assessment is completed @radiokerrynews pic.twitter.com/Uuyia8zmHD
Local authorities are advising residents and travelers to use alternative routes and exercise caution in the vicinity of the affected area.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed through official channels for updates on the situation.
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