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« on: 02 Nov, 09, 09:22:AM »
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AA issues weather warning to drivers
Source:www.examiner.ie
Date:2 Nov 2009

WITH wet and windy weather expected to continue for the rest of the week AA Roadwatch is urging motorists to take extra care.

Heavy rain in many areas of the country yesterday left a lot of roads flooded, creating extremely difficult driving conditions for motorists.

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« Reply #1 on: 18 Nov, 09, 04:01:PM »
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Storm of the year will hit hard on Saturday
Source:www.herald.ie
Date:18 Nov 2009

FLOODS, torrential rain and winds will hit Ireland over the next 48 hours -- with experts expecting the worst weather of the year to date.

Rivers burst banks and roads were flooded in a number of areas overnight, but the flooding is expected to worsen in the coming two days, with very heavy downpours predicted for tomorrow and Saturday.

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« Reply #2 on: 18 Nov, 09, 04:11:PM »
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You are making me wish I left my little push-bike at home  Shocked
Might get the bus tomorrow!!!
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« Reply #3 on: 18 Nov, 09, 04:16:PM »
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I'll be in Belgium from tomorrow morning until Sunday. Sunny, dry and 11-15 degrees.

Take that, rain bitches.
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« Reply #4 on: 18 Nov, 09, 06:26:PM »
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yeah! but it's still Belgium
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« Reply #5 on: 19 Nov, 09, 08:37:AM »
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Motorists alerted as weather set to worsen
Source:www.irishtimes.com
Date:19 Nov 2009

MOTORISTS ARE being warned to take care on the roads today as Met Éireann predicts “more of the same” bad weather on the way, with heavy rain and gale force winds expected.

Meteorologist Aidan Nulty has predicted heavy rain and winds until late this evening with the worst weather expected in Connacht and Munster.

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« Reply #6 on: 20 Nov, 09, 08:05:AM »
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Widespread flooding causes major disruption
Friday, 20 November 2009 07:54


The Defence Forces have deployed more than 200 personnel to assist the civil authorities in dealing with the effects of flooding around the country.

The worst affected areas are in the west and south following heavy rain.

A number of roads remain closed and some bus and rail services have been cancelled. People have been advised not to travel unless it is necessary.

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Click here for a more detailed weather forecast.

Click here for further information on closed roads.

Click here for information on train services.


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« Reply #7 on: 20 Nov, 09, 04:06:PM »
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UCC student accommodation is being evacuated due to the flooding. All classes are cancelled due to flood damage today, Monday 23rd and for several days thereafter.

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Major disruption caused by widespread flooding
Friday, November 20, 2009 | Source: IrishTimes.com

A major clean-up operation is underway around the country after heavy rain caused severe flooding in many counties.

The south and east of the country were the worst affected, resulting in a number of road closures and travel disruptions.

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« Reply #8 on: 20 Nov, 09, 04:50:PM »
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Been working relief all day in UCC - it's absolute madness. I've never seen flooding like it before in my life.
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« Reply #9 on: 22 Nov, 09, 03:17:AM »
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18,000 Cork households face week without water
BARRY ROCHE and LORNA SIGGINS
Sat, Nov 21, 2009


Water supplies to over 18,000 householders in Cork city are unlikely to be restored for at least a week following extensive damage to the city's main pumping station, Cork City Manager, Joe Gavin has warned.

The entire northside of Cork city and a section of the southside are currently without water supplies after the River Lee flooded the pumping station on the Lee Road early on Friday morning, resulting in the station being submerged under several metres of water.


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« Reply #10 on: 30 Nov, 09, 09:07:AM »
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Weather Watch
Source:www.irishtimes.com
Date:30 Nov 2009

Temperatures will plummet to -5 degrees tonight with a sharp ground frost and a risk of sleet and snow, according to Met Éireann.

The respite from rain will come to an end tonight with more unsettled weather on the way.

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« Reply #11 on: 18 Dec, 09, 08:04:AM »
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Cold snap to cause travel disruption
Friday, 18 December 2009 07:37


Met Éireann has issued a weather warning for this weekend and early next week.

Showers of sleet and snow are forecast in many areas with widespread severe frosts leading to icy roads.

The Road Safety Authority is urging road users to take extreme care.


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Motorists warned over icy roads
Fri, Dec 18, 2009


Light snowfall and icy conditions in parts of the country have left roads in a treacherous condition, motorists have been warned.

Conditions were bad in parts of Dublin, Kildare, Wicklow, Cavan, Carlow, Tipperary and Wexford, with road temperatures below zero on most routes, AA Roadwatch said.

The motoring organisation urged motorists to drive with extra care, slow down and keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front.


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« Reply #12 on: 20 Dec, 09, 06:25:PM »
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Brace yourself for more blizzards 
Source:www.herald.ie
Date:20 Dec 2009

Temperatures could plunge as low as minus seven through the weekend with a white Christmas still on the cards.

Met Eireann, in a severe weather warning, predicts further falls of hail, sleet and snow with treacherous driving conditions.

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« Reply #13 on: 20 Dec, 09, 07:09:PM »
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Be careful out there folks, just in the door from Athlone and the roads were beginning to get like glass.
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« Reply #14 on: 21 Dec, 09, 09:23:AM »
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Motorists warned of dangerous conditions
Monday, 21 December 2009 09:08


Motorists have been urged to be extremely careful on the roads this morning as the cold snap continues to make driving hazardous.

Gardaí right across the country are advising motorists to proceed with caution and avoid all unnecessary journeys.

The most dangerous road conditions have been reported in northerly and midland counties.


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- www.aaroadwatch.ie

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