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277:. Cork County Council issued a flood warning for Mallow on the morning of the 1st whilst cork council distributed sandbags. Bridge Street in Mallow was closed for a time but later reopened for motorist use. The Town Park Road in Mallow was closed for a longer period. Flood relief works had been ongoing in Mallow for six months but were not expected to finish for another 18 months. Further downstream, floodwaters reached
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The rainfall was said to be "tropical-like in intensity". Limerick County
Council issued a public drinking water notice residents of Newcastle West to boil their water before use. The areas affected by the boil notice included Newcastle West, Coolcappagh and Rathcahill and the Ballyine, Dually, Reens Kilscannell, Old Mill Road, Killoughteen and Killeline Group Water Supply Schemes.
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and on Tandys Lane in Lucan village, from the Old Swords Road to
Coolock Lane, and at the Griffith Ave Ballymun Road junction. The flooding on River Road in Finglas was described as "heavy". Surface water and debris on the Killinarden side of the Killtipper Road at "a very bad bend" caused delays to
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to turn on the floodlights for the second half of the All-Ireland quarter final between Kerry and Galway in what was to be the first ever floodlight championship game in Croke park, the game was described by many as the greatest game of pure vintage football played in Croke Park in the 2000s (decade)
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said that the average rainfall for the last week of July was about 26mm – three times that amount dropped between 7 pm and midnighton 31 July in
Newcastle West. At one rainfall station in the area, a measurement of 90.1mm was recorded in that time. Around 100mm of rain would be expected in one month.
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In Dublin, it was reported that one vehicle was swept down a road in a torrent of flood water. "The combination of monsoon-like rain and a high-tide" prompted a spokesperson for Dublin Fire
Brigade to report that crews spent most of the night rescuing people from houses and cars. He claimed that,
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Rainfall in Cork for the month of July 2008 was the heaviest recorded since 1975. The combined total for June and July was more than twice the normal level of rainfall expected for that time period. Around the country the weather was wetter than normal for July with exceptional rainfall in County
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junctions whilst there was also disruption to
Northern Commuter and Belfast rail services. Garda diversions were put in place and long delays were to be had. Dublin Airport authorities asked passengers to give plenty of time to reach the airport and, if possible, to check their route before they
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described July as "a dull month generally". The highest average temperature recorded in July was 15.7 degrees (Shannon
Airport); the same location also enjoyed the warmest day of the month at 25.2 degrees on 24 July. The lowest air temperature since the early 1970s was recorded at
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and said the girls were "wet, miserable and relieved" upon rescue. The girls were met by relatives at the foot of the mountain, with dry clothes given out by the rescue team. Elsewhere in the county, a man in his early 40s was killed as a result of a two-vehicle collision near
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in the middle of torrential rainfall. The three girls, aged between 15 and 17, awoke at 05:00 to discover their campsite had been washed away, with a swollen river determining the need for mountain rescue. The chairman of the Mourne Rescue
Service, Ed Kilgore had this to say:
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burst its banks earlier in the morning. Up to 20 homes were badly affected by "freak" flash flooding overnight, with residents having to be rescued from their houses. There were few injuries; although an elderly woman was airlifted from her home and immediately diagnosed with
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led to over 100 people being evacuated from a four-storey apartment block on
Centaur Street. Kennedy Street was closed off. The Civil Defence was monitoring two other apartment blocks ready to evacuate them if waters rose further. Elsewhere in the county, the road between
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the Church Road was reported as closed at the cemetery through to the
Hollystown Golf Club. Two open manholes were reported; one at the Drumcondra/Home Farm Rd junction, another outbound on the Ballymun Road outside the library, resulting in a flooded bus lane. The N3 at
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685:– including an area around Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown. The N3 at Blanchardstown was closed for a time and there was flooding on the M50. Some lanes on the Naas Road and Carlingford to Newry Road in County Louth were also closed. In
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burst its banks following heavy rainfall. Approximately 100 people spent the night in a hotel when they had to evacuate their apartment block on
Centaur Street. Others were ferried to and from work in the morning by the Civil Defence.
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was closed between the two exit slips which access the Blanchardstown Town Centre. Traffic was diverted around the flooded area via the Snugborough and Mulhuddart interchanges. The left lane of the M50 Southbound at J5
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in Belfast, was closed after flooding put the new Broadway underpass under six metres of water. Five cars entered the underpass while it was under two metres of water and had to be abandoned. Northern Ireland's
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A clean-up operation was underway in Dublin and Kildare following the previous day's flash flooding. GardaĂ said flood water had subsided in most parts except for some areas in north county Dublin. The N3 near
550:, due to take place that day, was cancelled for the second consecutive year due to the weather. Dublin Fire Brigade said all areas of the capital had been affected by overnight flooding, particularly in
989:, ordered an investigation into why the recently constructed £104 million (€132 million) underpass was flooded. It was the first time the underpass had had to cope with heavy rain. Northern Ireland's
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whose flood waters were subsiding (although a number of streets remained closed with dozens of residents who were forced to leave their apartments still being housed in temporary accommodation). The
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to boil all water they used from the mains supply. Supply was shut down as a precautionary measure after a local river burst its banks, threatening to contaminate the drinking water supply.
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1282:, Tom Sherlock, principal officer of engineering services at the OPW, expressed confidence that new flood defence schemes already in place in some towns would hold for many years.
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road was impassable in the morning due to flooding, with some cars being stranded. The Gneeveguilla Killarney road was also impassable after a river broke its banks. Ballinorig in
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between 4 pm and midnight, 800 calls were taken with 600 of these flood-related, going on to say: "We’ve never had anything like that. We wouldn’t generally get that many calls on
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where flood water caused problems with the fresh water supply. Sligo County Council issued notice for people to boil water before use. Boil notices were also in place in parts of
558:. Houses in the Knocklyon and Firhouse areas of south Dublin were flooded. The Civil Defence was also called in to help pump water. On the M50 a bus full of people journeying to
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the Dowra to Drumkeeran Road was impassable when part of the road and a small bridge was swept away in heavy flooding. There were widespread road closures elsewhere including
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637:'s Castleknock gate closed off and the road rendered impassable by the heavy floods. Some DART services were suspended for a time in the evening. Rail services between
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to Celbridge were closed due to flooding. Flooded pumps caused sewage to flow into the streets of Celbridge, damaging some premises on the Main Street. 4,000 Scouts at
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road was impassable. Other roads closed included the N3 (inbound and outbound at Blanchardstown Shopping Centre), the M1 (inbound and outbound after the
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had to take animals home when electricity was switched off. Winnie said: "We have lost a few reptiles, our birds have been badly affected, we had 20
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has experienced some of the worst flooding in the country. One person died; 31-year-old dad-of-one Przemyslaw Jablonski. He went missing in the
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that occurred across the island of Ireland in August 2008. The floods and related weather conditions primarily affected the following counties;
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Heavy rainfall in Dublin led to flooding and collisions on commuter routes. Dublin City Council described the situation as "serious". In
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reported nearly 4,300 faults over the previous weekend, with 6,500 reported faults that day. The worst affected areas included
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said the cost of compensating the victims of the floods could reach tens of millions of euro. Victims of a 2002 flooding in
454:, were stranded by torrential rain when they left the stadium to discover their cars surrounded by water. The rain prompted
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was impassable from the Ballindud roundabout to Tramore. There were also reports of localised flooding in parts of Dublin.
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had to spend the night indoors after being removed by the Civil Defence to the major events centre on the site.
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to provide humanitarian assistance to those whose homes were devastated by the 2008 series of floods. In
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was blocked after a two-car collision in which six people were injured. The wounded were brought to
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said despite the economic downturn, money would be made available to provide flood defences for
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road was reduced to one lane due to the floods. Motorists were asked to use the M7 due to the
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was flooded. In Dublin city centre there was flooding at Westland Row, Lincoln Place. In
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said that contracts for flood defence systems would soon be finalised for towns such as
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1131:. Parts of Carlow town were under almost two metres of flood water after the
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where the canal had burst its banks. There were reports of flooding around
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in 24 hours. The record (60mm) was set in August 1986, in the aftermath of
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were the first areas to be affected. On the night of 31 July/1 August, the
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road being partially closed from Tuckers roundabout. The road from
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Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government
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at 7.30pm that evening, was cancelled due to the flooding.
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Drinking water was delivered to hundreds of households in
288:, where a major clear-up operation was underway after the
203:) in the same river. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
1239:– following the bursting of a river's banks. Speaking on
673:(a number of elderly women were rescued from a complex),
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exits was closed as a result of "serious" flooding. The
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and at the Kylemore Road junction and Eglinton Road in
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were not operating overnight due to the flooding. In
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in County Wicklow was severely damaged in August 2008
1561:"Roads reopen after record rains cause flash floods"
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floating, I have had to put rabbits in bird cages."
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1464:"Gardai issue severe flash flood warning in Dublin"
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2542:International Exhibition of Arts and Manufactures
1410:"Floods cause major damage as rivers burst banks"
814:, the flooding receded on the N2 at Balrath near
269:burst its banks, causing severe flooding between
1104:County Carlow was severely affected by flooding.
491:Kildare County Council reported bad flooding in
1492:"Flash floods damage homes and cars amid chaos"
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2003:"Over 100 evacuated after flooding in Carlow"
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1727:"Floods could cost millions, insurers warn"
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2916:Slovak Police training explosives incident
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1354:"Boil notice issued after Limerick floods"
1326:"Cork and Limerick suffer severe flooding"
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1943:"Carlow worst hit by widespread flooding"
1673:"Met Éireann warns flooding could worsen"
1203:caused delays of up to 90 minutes on the
972:A section of one of the busiest roads in
463:despite the worst rain in Irish history.
2753:Burning of the British Embassy in Dublin
2072:"Drinking water sent to flood-hit Sligo"
1384:"Threat of flooding in Limerick recedes"
1915:"Underpass flooding to be investigated"
1753:"Motorists urged to take care on roads"
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1092:, causing severe passenger disruption.
1887:"Belfast flooding report for Minister"
2046:"River Fergus search for missing man"
1861:"Belfast flooding to be investigated"
1589:"Floods: Clean-up operation underway"
720:became involved in the August floods.
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917:to Dublin roads were impassable The
406:services were suspended between the
370:. A river burst its banks along the
2082:from the original on 28 August 2008
1953:from the original on 28 August 2008
1835:"Widespread chaos caused by floods"
1809:"Busiest Roads in Northern Ireland"
1787:BBC News (Northern Ireland) website
1763:from the original on 28 August 2008
1599:from the original on 29 August 2008
1530:from the original on 11 August 2008
1364:from the original on 28 August 2008
937:was impassable. Severe flooding in
929:road was later deemed passable. In
889:was described as "impassable". The
229:– 54 millimetres fell during July.
2165:Timeline of the Troubles in Dublin
1783:"Westlink work 'six months ahead'"
1619:"Drivers warned of floods, delays"
1520:"Clean-up after city flash floods"
1300:"Body recovered from River Fergus"
754:when flood waters entrapped them.
25:
2765:Mountjoy Prison helicopter escape
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1699:"Down badly affected by rainfall"
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4330:Storm Surges
4300:January 2012
4290:January 2007
4280:January 1976
4270:January 1839
4037:Cannich 2023
4020:Wareham 2020
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3706:January 2014
3691:October 2013
3686:January 2012
3673:
3667:January 2007
3654:
3648:January 1990
3643:October 1987
3635:
3629:January 1976
3624:January 1968
3611:
3600:October 1881
3585:October 1859
3575:January 1839
3541:October 2022
3521:October 1913
3427:Storm surges
3277:Morpeth 2008
3267:Glasgow 2002
3244:Flash floods
3231:
3230:March 2023 (
3222:
3221:March 2018 (
3206:January 1995
3191:January 1881
3150:October 2008
2980:Dublin riots
2968:Coolock feud
2950:Apollo House
2910:M50 motorway
2891:
2874:Dublin riots
2830:Contemporary
2710:Dublin fires
2629:RMS Leinster
2627:
2512:Broom Bridge
2465:Dublin quays
2380:(1700s) and
2328:Early modern
2221:Hoggen Green
2209:Early Dublin
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1244:
1225:County Meath
1221:County Sligo
1218:
1199:Flooding at
1198:
1168:
1160:River Fergus
1153:
1141:John Gormley
1133:River Barrow
1125:County Laois
1107:
1050:Mountmellick
1046:County Laois
1009:River Barrow
1003:
994:Sammy Wilson
987:Conor Murphy
971:
941:blocked the
887:Kildare town
856:
812:County Meath
804:Kiltyclogher
776:County Sligo
761:
744:
740:
723:
691:Castleisland
687:County Kerry
663:County Sligo
655:County Louth
651:County Meath
635:Phoenix Park
632:
623:County Louth
608:approaching
585:
580:River Liffey
532:County Laois
529:
497:River Liffey
490:
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380:County Laois
345:
321:
283:
253:
210:
193:River Fergus
117:flash floods
112:
110:
105:County Clare
97:River Fergus
26:
4444:2008 floods
4189:August 2008
4010:Summer 2018
3580:August 1848
3536:London 2006
3511:London 1091
3445:Thames 1928
3407:Summer 2022
3355:August 2008
3350:Summer 2007
3345:Autumn 2000
3335:Thames 1947
3330:Thames 1928
3287:London 2021
3184:Snow events
3170:Spring 2013
2992:Dublin riot
2976:(2020-2023)
2958:(est. 2017)
2933:(est. 2011)
2900:(est. 2009)
2898:Dublinbikes
2892:2008 floods
2845:(2000-2016)
2693:(est. 1960)
2669:(est. 1931)
2644:(est. 1920)
2642:Liffey Swim
2576:Late modern
2550:(1872-1959)
2538:(est. 1862)
2498:(1836-1925)
2459:Royal Canal
2455:Grand Canal
2444:(Est. 1782)
2432:(Est. 1759)
2426:(1758-1851)
2420:(1750-1823)
2418:Daly's Club
2408:(1735-1741)
2402:(1728-1916)
2367:(1698-1780)
2361:(Est. 1661)
2337:(Est. 1592)
2319:The Tholsel
2262:Middle Ages
1246:News at One
1186:Portmarnock
1109:Carlow town
1058:Ballyragget
1005:Carlow town
947:Lough Egish
899:Letterfrack
730:County Down
689:, the main
659:County Mayo
517:Punchestown
482:Met Éireann
448:All-Ireland
400:Port Tunnel
394:Village to
368:Blessington
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4428:Categories
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