Ballina Stephenites man Evan Regan shone in the Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship. Pic: Sportsfile
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09 Dec 2025
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The interactive map, from windy.com, shows the effect Storm Bram is having on the county
As the full force of Storm Bram is set to touch down in Mayo, people are being urged to take added precautions.
With potential debris and power outages as a result of the status orange warning from Met Éireann, those travelling around the county are advised to take care.
With the interactive map below, you can keep track of the effects of the storm where you are.
The map shows that the high winds coming from the South of the county are being felt most keenly in coastal areas such as Louisburgh and Belmullet.
READ MORE: STORM BRAM MAYO LIVE TRACKER - Updates as orange alert hits county
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