Towns and villages in the path of the River Shannon
were unable to take a breath last night after the worst rainfall ever recorded.
were unable to take a breath last night after the worst rainfall ever recorded.
Thursday November 26 2009
Towns and villages in the path of the River Shannon were unable to take a breath last night after the worst rainfall ever recorded.
Levels continued to rise on the lower and mid-Shannon where there has already been unprecedented increases in Lough Ree and Lough Allen.
Experts warned that a third of the rainfall normally experienced in one year had fallen in November alone so far -- and on land that was already "seriously saturated" ... Full Article
Levels continued to rise on the lower and mid-Shannon where there has already been unprecedented increases in Lough Ree and Lough Allen.
Experts warned that a third of the rainfall normally experienced in one year had fallen in November alone so far -- and on land that was already "seriously saturated" ... Full Article
The home of Padriag Lyons in Castleplunkett in Co. Roscommonwas badly damaged by flood water
Liam Kehoe waist deep in water with his new house floodedin the backround at Caherlea near Claregalway, Co. Galway,on Sunday
An isolated farmhouse surrounded by flood waters from the river Shannonbetween Castleconnell and O'Brienbridge on the Limerick Clare border
Salvaging what they can from their home in Caherlea , Carnmore , GalwaySource:
http://www.independent.ie/national-news/2009-the-deluge-1951604.html?ino=1
http://www.independent.ie/national-news/fears-of-more-floods-as-water-level-rising-1953682.html
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