STORM TRACKER: Follow 'Storm Amy' as it bears down on Ireland amid brutal forecast
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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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After Storm Éowyn put the brakes on the week’s activities in Leghowney Hall, electricity was restored just in time for the planned St Brigid’s cross-making gathering. Click on the arrows too see a selection of photos from the event
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A spokesperson for the Leghowney Community Hall committee said: “Thanks to all who came along to our St Bridget's Cross making evening at Leghowney Hall on Friday night.
“It was indeed a blessing to be able to host as the power had only just come back at the Hall the evening before.
“Let’s hope St Bridget starts to sprinkle her spring magic very soon as we really could do with a little calm after the storm.
“Thanks to Clogher Le Chèile for all their help for this event. Thanks to Elaine at Treat Box at Clar for some lovely home bakes.”
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