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January 16, 2026

2.5 magnitude quake reportedly felt in Irish Town, St. Andrew

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Written byMyesha Broadie

A very minor earthquake was felt in Irish Town St. Andrew, last night.

The 2.5 magnitude quake occurred at around 10:27 pm.

Its epicentre was approximately 3 kilometres north of Mavis Bank, St. Andrew.

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