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Flooding 25/01/2013

25-01-2013 8:57pm

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Sandbags needed in Tallaght.

Anywhere else?

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#2 25-01-2013 9:03pm

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The M1 northbound is closed at J5 Balbriggan South due to flooding. Diversions in place.

The R132 between Drogheda and Dunleer has floods stretching the width of the road through Monasterboice.

It's a wet one....

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#3 25-01-2013 9:04pm

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Repeat of Oct 2011? Rivers of water in Tallaght or rivers of blood?

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#4 25-01-2013 9:05pm

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Sunshine splitting stones in Rathmines.

#southsideliving

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#5 25-01-2013 9:05pm

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PC CDROM wrote: »

Sandbags needed for sale in Tallaght.

Anywhere else?

FYP

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#6 25-01-2013 9:06pm

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PC CDROM wrote: »

Sandbags needed in Tallaght.

Anywhere else?

I know it's rough, and there's often a bit of gunfire, but isn't that going a bit far?

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#7 25-01-2013 9:07pm

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Ravensdale roundabout just beyond the Ballymascanlon roundabout outside Dundalk. Got through it but it was dodgy. Some cars waiting. Anyone coming from Newry should go past the slip road for Dundalk and take the Ballymac exit.

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#8 25-01-2013 9:07pm

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PC CDROM wrote: »

Sandbags needed in Tallaght.

Anywhere else?

Afghanistan.

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#9 25-01-2013 9:09pm

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The river lee burst it's banks earlier but we avoided the flooding of a few years ago. A few roads closed and the county got a drenching as well but we dodged a bullet today but more on the way tomorrow pm so be careful out there.

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#10 25-01-2013 9:13pm

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dxhound2005 wrote: »

Ravensdale roundabout just beyond the Ballymascanlon roundabout outside Dundalk. Got through it but it was dodgy. Some cars waiting. Anyone coming from Newry should go past the slip road for Dundalk and stay going to somwhere else. Anywhere else.take the Ballymac exit.

MYP

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#11 25-01-2013 9:13pm

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PC CDROM wrote: »

Sandbags needed in Tallaght.

Anywhere else?

Who? The F.C.A. or actual bags of sand.

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#12 25-01-2013 9:19pm

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So is it just Dublin thats flooded then?

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#13 25-01-2013 9:44pm

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irish-stew wrote: »

So is it just Dublin thats flooded then?

wexford road in Arklow (Co.Wicklow) at servisair is flooded, as is the arklow road in Gorey (Co. Wexford) at the great gas garage

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#14 25-01-2013 9:45pm

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What has this to do with After Hours?

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#15 25-01-2013 9:50pm

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gurramok wrote: »

Repeat of Oct 2011? Rivers of water in Tallaght or rivers of blood?

August 2008 was worse...

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#16 25-01-2013 10:05pm

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Pippa Middleton's Arse wrote: »

What has this to do with After Hours?

So, we're going to start being picky now???:D:pac:

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#17 25-01-2013 10:10pm

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Floods?

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#18 25-01-2013 10:10pm

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It was raining heavily earlier. Now there is just a few puddles around. The end.

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#19 25-01-2013 10:11pm

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January wrote: »

August 2008 was worse...

Nah........

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efA63JDa2yk

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#20 25-01-2013 10:59pm

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Once Dublin is washed away caark shall ascend to its rightful position as capital!

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#21 25-01-2013 11:17pm

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shruikan2553 wrote: »

Once Dublin is washed away caark shall ascend to its rightful position as capital!

if Dublin is washed away then the only bit of economic activity that there is will go with it

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#22 25-01-2013 11:22pm

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A lot of the roads between Cork and Skibereen were flooded earlier.

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#23 25-01-2013 11:24pm

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shruikan2553 wrote: »

Once Dublin is washed away caark shall ascend to its rightful position as capital!

Sure after Lizzie's last visit, you lot are the new Jackeens anyway!

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#24 25-01-2013 11:31pm

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If Ireland floods, cork will float.

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#25 25-01-2013 11:32pm

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admiralofthefleet wrote: »

if Dublin is washed away then the only bit of economic activity that there is will go with it

Drug dealing only accounts for a small bit of the Irish economy.

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#26 25-01-2013 11:47pm

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squod wrote: »

Drug dealing only accounts for a small bit of the Irish economy.

How do you know?

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#27 25-01-2013 11:56pm

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Someday a real rain will come and wash all the scum off the streets.

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#28 25-01-2013 11:58pm

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black francis wrote: »

Someday a real rain will come and wash all the scum off the streets.

Holy water?

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