#Ophelia: Schools to remain closed tomorrow; Three die in separate incidents as over 200,000 left without power

Update - 2.55pm:A man has died in Cahir, Co Tipperary while attempting to move debris brought down by Hurricane Ophelia.

#Ophelia: Schools to remain closed tomorrow; Three die in separate incidents as over 200,000 left without power
Mon, 16 Oct, 2017 - 07:27

Update - 3.50pm: The Minister for Education has confirmed that all schools will remained cloesed tomorrow.

In a statement from the Department of Education, they have confirmed that schools will remain closed in the interest of child safety.

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