Storm Ali is currently causing havoc in Dublin and around the country with news of fallen trees, closed roads and travel disruptions pouring in.
An orange weather warning was in place until 1pm and a yellow warning will now stay in place until 5pm.
So spare a thought for the homeless people outside with no protection from the strong winds – which were reported to be up to 98 km/h in some parts of Dublin today.
Inner City Helping Homeless (ICHH) has issued an appeal for the public to get in touch with one of their outreach volunteers if they see anyone that might need help.
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— Anthony Flynn (@AnthonyICHH) September 19, 2018
The charity’s CEO Anthony Flynn noted that their emergency line is open and that anyone who sees a rough sleeper can report it to them on 0858389281.
You can also report it online at homelessdublin.ie/report-rough-sleeper.
An orange weather warning is in place around Dublin today we have concerns for people out on the streets all day. Contingency measures are in place by @HomelessDublin. Our outreach volunteers will also be out so call is on 085-8389281 if you see anyone that needs help#StormAli pic.twitter.com/Yza1IX8E9q
— ICHHDUBLIN (@ICHHDUBLIN) September 19, 2018
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