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Floods

Nevyn

So the storm has the tolka breaking it's banks and making the N3 impassible,
there was over 2 ft of water at St Perigns GAA club as the water from the park rolled out on to the road.

Took nearly an hour and taking 3 differnt routes to get from my mothers to home which is only a 10 mins drive.

Did anyone else get caught ?

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ciaran76

I seen council workers on the N3 there looked like they were closing it again !!! Not 100% sure but looked like it. I would avoid it.

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ciaran76 wrote: »

I seen council workers on the N3 there looked like they were closing it again !!! Not 100% sure but looked like it. I would avoid it.

If they'd keep the traffic cameras updated we could see

Nevyn

Been raining for the last 4 hours, I had to go out and uncover the shore in the back garden as the water was ankle deep and at the back door.

ciaran76

Thaedydal wrote: »

Been raining for the last 4 hours, I had to go out and uncover the shore in the back garden as the water was ankle deep and at the back door.

Hope it helps

Dr Galen

N3 is closed between the blanch exit and the M50 again!!!

Seems like only a matter of time before we get the mad floods again......one more decent shower of rain and its coast guard time

Dr Galen

ok latest update is that they are using the first Blanch sliproad onto the N3 (inbound) the wrong way. That is they are using the lane you normally use to get onto the N3 heading towards town to get the cars off Lake Blanchardstown.

Traffic around the main part of Blanch is madness obviously so avoid if possible. The park still seems ok, so if your heading from D15 into town divert via Castleknock village, into the park and use the Quays.

PauloMN

Mystik Monkey wrote: »

Lake Blanchardstown.

LOL

. Ordenance Survey might have to remap the Blanchardstown area. Castleknock apartments would be even more expensive with the new marina.

Seriously though, it's a joke. Absolutely lashing out here again (Clonee) - garden is a big pool once more. And the weekend forecast doesn't seem too good - Saturday is supposed to be very bad again.

It's getting to the stage where I'm looking at the weather forecast to plan my road journeys in and out of the city. In the middle of summer. Madness.

PauloMN

Thaedydal wrote: »

Been raining for the last 4 hours, I had to go out and uncover the shore in the back garden as the water was ankle deep and at the back door.

:eek: Oh no, hope you manage to keep it out.

[Deleted User]

Are you saying that the red x area is closed and the arrow is the direction of traffic ?

Dr Galen

pretty much yeah. Its closed from there down. I think its to past the M50 roundabout. Any yeah thats the direction of the traffic, they're diverting any cars from the N3 up the slip and via Blanch village.

Looked like the rain had stopped there for a bit..........and then lo and behold feckin heavens opened again!

[Deleted User]

Photos?

gollyitsolly

Pelting rain and now the tellys gone off.:mad:

Dr Galen

random wrote: »

Photos?

I'm going out now to get the missus so i'll see if i can get anything good.

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Mystik Monkey wrote: »

I'm going out now to get the missus so i'll see if i can get anything good.

Nice one. Call me a disaster junkie but show us the flooding, diversions and what emergency services or council staff are out trying to sort things out. Thanks

++ edit - making it sound like New Orleans so I am lol ..

Zaph

random wrote: »

++ edit - making it sound like New Orleans so I am lol ..

You mean the authorities will stick their heads in the sand and pretend that nothing's wrong? Actually...

mcwhirter

I can't believe RTE news has nothing about this, its a joke, they don't give a ****, gormley twat

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mcwhirter wrote: »

I can't believe RTE news has nothing about this, its a joke, they don't give a ****, gormley twat

Turned on the news myself to see it. I guess it's old news now and it's not gonna match Saturday so why bother?

They're talking about life expectancys in Limerick and Roscommon ffs! Nobody gives a dam !

PauloMN

mcwhirter wrote: »

I can't believe RTE news has nothing about this, its a joke, they don't give a ****, gormley twat

on now

[Deleted User]

They're discussing the floods now! Live report from the scene... 2 nice Garda vehicles in the background .. looks impressive. Doesn't tell or show us much of course.

Several fleet of water on the N3 again apparently.

mcwhirter

mcwhirter wrote: »

I can't believe RTE news has nothing about this, its a joke, they don't give a ****, gormley twat

OK, just seen it, i thought it may have been top story though. Is it not more important than roscommon life expectancy.
Good luck to you all on the N3 in the morning.
Gormless Gormley is still a twat though

ongarite

I was by Hilton Motors, Peregrines and its a huge deep mess again. Water pouring out of the park onto the road.

Dr Galen

well its a right mess. pretty much pockets of all of D15 have some element of flooding. The traffic around the N3 is mental so no real chance to get pics for you disaster junkies out there. But according to Met Office, there's more rain to come overnight, though its stopped now. Can see a lot of people not making it into the office in the morning tbh

Zaph

Mystik Monkey wrote: »

Can see a lot of people not making it into the office in the morning tbh

Wondering about that myself. If it's the same as Saturday then my road was flooded which meant that I couldn't drive to the train station, although I heard trains were cancelled because of the flooding, and I believe Hartstown Road was flooded, which might mean no buses, which is plan B. There is no plan C.

mcwhirter

Mystik Monkey wrote: »

well its a right mess. pretty much pockets of all of D15 have some element of flooding. The traffic around the N3 is mental so no real chance to get pics for you disaster junkies out there. But according to Met Office, there's more rain to come overnight, though its stopped now. Can see a lot of people not making it into the office in the morning tbh

Do you know if the northbound M50 is moving, I need to use it tonight to get from n7 to n2

Zaph

No word on the northbound side, but according to a post over on Commuting & Transport the southbound side is closed at Finglas and Ballymun. Here's the thread, maybe someone there will have more info for you.

[Deleted User]

I know someone just drove from Naas Road Northbound via M50 up Blanch exit and then in toward town. No major flooding anywhere I'm told.

Rain seems to be stopping outside too.

I would expect the N3 to be clear in the moro to be honest, once the rainfall doesn't continue overnight.

Dr Galen

emmmm short answer is no

drove over the castleknock bridge and it appears pretty solid. heard on the radio that it was screwed at Ballymun and that was holding it all up. Check AA roadwatch they're normally pretty up to date

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Mystik Monkey wrote: »

emmmm short answer is no

drove over the castleknock bridge and it appears pretty solid. heard on the radio that it was screwed at Ballymun and that was holding it all up. Check AA roadwatch they're normally pretty up to date

Short answer to what? If the Northbound M50 is busy?

ChewChew

sssooooooo. . coming from Celbridge in the morning might not be a good idea??? Coming down the N3 navan side to Connolly??

BostonB

Why would you go via the N3 instead of the N4?