The flooding thread. Read post 1.

Daroxtar

My name is URL wrote: »

Is there a Plan B?

ya, here

stupidusername

srumball wrote: »

Is Dundrum TC still flooded or what? will it be open tomorrow?

Of course it wont be open tomorrow haven't you seen the video posted 23million times?

I'm north inner city,it's still raining but not half as bad as earlier.

rolexeagle1

Zascar wrote: »

Been sent this pic of the UCD pitches, looks photoshopped to me, is it?

Doesnt much look like rainwater tbh! Photoshop FTW!!!

rolexeagle1

stupidusername wrote: »

Of course it wont be open tomorrow haven't you seen the video posted 23million times?

Nope

AntiRip

Not sure has this been posted already but saw this on twitter. Looks pretty bad up there lads.

@breakfastnt: Coastguard has arrived with a boat to collect stranded drivers on Dublin's M50 northbound at Dundrum

lucozader

there's a river down the street where i live

i couldn't get to the shops tonight

some houses are flooding around here in south county dublin

WoollyRedHat

Zascar wrote: »

Been sent this pic of the UCD pitches, looks photoshopped to me, is it?

Well if it's real the rowing lads can practice in UCD tomorrow

johnny_ultimate

Zascar wrote: »

Been sent this pic of the UCD pitches, looks photoshopped to me, is it?

I'd say the fact that it's set in clear, rather pleasant sunshine is an even more obvious indicator than the dodgy water :pac:

ahyeahok

Zascar wrote: »

Been sent this pic of the UCD pitches, looks photoshopped to me, is it?

http://www.ucd.ie/sport/images/Rugby/team%200809/UCD%20Bowl.jpg

looks very similar to this

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strobe wrote: »

Anyone know what it's like down around the quays in the city centre? Much chance of me driving in there for 6:30am tomorrow from Tallaght or...?

Walked along north quays at 8 (without a feckin umbrella) and didn't see any flooding

Feisar

Chris P. Bacon wrote: »

There is nothing better than sitting in a pub with a real fire blazing,and looking out at the rain.

A lad might even go as far as to say it's a day for the high stool.

How Soon Is Now

Just walked home from work in Talla back to Rathcoole bit of an auld adventure ha.

Pretty much the whole road/luas line at Saggart is flooded i had to walk sideways across one of the wooden fences otherwise id be up to me balls in brown water :P

Some random fella was standing on the fence in front of me as i came up to him he kinda shuffled and said oh fire away head by me there if u can lol ehhhh ok.

There is a big wall in front of apartments in Saggart that was mostly leveled as well how i dont know but looked like some fecking mess as i walked by it.

Amazing what a day or twos rain can do!!

By the sounds of it from listening to people coming into me in work Tallaght got battered out of it altogether.

Dunno if it was ****e talk but the roof was meant to of fell in on the bookies beside the pub in Jobstown.

Mushy

stupidusername wrote: »

Of course it wont be open tomorrow haven't you seen the video posted 23million times?

I'm north inner city,it's still raining but not half as bad as earlier.

I still have to show up for work in the morning so all my hope is gone of it being closed, bar ground floor.

fitzeyboy.

Anyone know what its like around Donnybrook?

Dunny

Zascar wrote: »

Been sent this pic of the UCD pitches, looks photoshopped to me, is it?

Your not serious...

Cantona's Collars

Feisar wrote: »

A lad might even go as far as to say it's a day for the high stool.

With all the flooding,the higher the stool the better.

stupidusername

Mushy wrote: »

I still have to show up for work in the morning so all my hope is gone of it being closed, bar ground floor.

Well i'd imagine staff may still have to turn up,to help with the clean up.but even if everything above the ground floor is ok,they're hardly going to be allowing customers in.

sssssiiiiimon

Blackrock village anyone?

neris

Vanbis wrote: »

Are you down opposite the Racecourse shopping centre?

yeah more towards credit union. have a nice merc parked outside last 3 hours n 2 lads in it smoking theior brains out think their afraid of getting their feet wet

numbnutz

angerfist2009 wrote: »

Dunno if it was ****e talk but the roof was meant to of fell in on the bookies beside the pub in Jobstown.

what were the odds of that happening?

Lord Trollington

MT Cranium seen this coming from Canada but again no one in Ireland could see this disaster coming.

acquiescefc

illumin wrote: »

Shark spotted near Tallaght

looks photoshopped, is it?

TheZohanS

fitzeyboy. wrote: »

Anyone know what its like around Donnybrook?

It's a nice area, some good bars.

mikemac

On the plus side a lot of unemployed builders and tradesmen will be getting some work before Christmas

4leto

Dundrum is not going to reopen anytime soon, with what I have seen and read here that is major flooding, that will have to be checked for structural and electrical safety. I am only speculating, but it will need a bit more then a mop and bucket.

I hope I am wrong it employs a lot of people.

Mushy

stupidusername wrote: »

Well i'd imagine staff may still have to turn up,to help with the clean up.but even if everything above the ground floor is ok,they're hardly going to be allowing customers in.

Can they make us clean it up? Assume electricals around centre and foundations need be checked first.

My name is URL

My name is URL wrote: »

Is there a Plan B?

Ask the EU for a few buckets, then we can have another bailout!

Voodu Child

New video from Dundrum Shopping Centre:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KMt-hYPT6s

Local-womanizer

This is the first I have heard of this today! We have a wee bit of flooding up here in Donegal. When thats the case the rest of you all are fuck!

Stay safe anyone caught up in it, and no surfer behind cars like them Cork lads during their floods!

fitzeyboy.

fitzeyboy. wrote: »

Anyone know what its like around Donnybrook?

oh it's fine loike