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Flooding in Dublin 15

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  • 24-10-2011 8:31pm
    #1
    ongarite
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    Anyone with updates on areas in Dublin 15 that are badly flooded?
    I hear Mulhuddart is closed off, the unfinished flood relief works have caused huge problems.


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    ciaran76
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    The new tesco down in Mulhuddart badly hit it seems.


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    January
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    Yep, carpark and possibly the building under water... Although Mulhuddart always seems to get it bad.


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    Morag
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    They built on the flood plain of the river, so that it has no where to go and ends up breaking it's banks.


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    dodzy
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    Sharrow wrote: »
    They built on the flood plain of the river, so that it has no where to go and ends up breaking it's banks.
    Had no need to go roung there today, thank god. Must have been in ribbons. That said, take a look at youtube for the dundrum shopping center..... Major water ingress, and i mean major:eek:


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    Gillo
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    Just waited 75 mins for a 39 / a, despite the timetable at the stop saying five or six were due not one turned up no 37's either. How bad is it out there.

    Just jumped in a taxi in the end.


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    Morag
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    Some of the schools are closing for tomorrow, have had text messages.


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    susiewoosie
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    Does anyone know how the navan road/n3 is? Traffic was backed up to phibsboro where I work so headed to a mates house... Would prefer to get home tonight though... Also, is Ongar ok?


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    Gillo
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    susiewoosie wrote: »
    Does anyone know how the navan road/n3 is? Traffic was backed up to phibsboro where I work so headed to a mates house... Would prefer to get home tonight though... Also, is Ongar ok?
    I took a taxi out the Navan road and turned off at Clonee. Live in Latchford and it's all grand right the way out.


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    susiewoosie
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    Gillo wrote: »
    susiewoosie wrote: »
    Does anyone know how the navan road/n3 is? Traffic was backed up to phibsboro where I work so headed to a mates house... Would prefer to get home tonight though... Also, is Ongar ok?
    I took a taxi out the Navan road and turned off at Clonee. Live in Latchford and it's all grand right the way out.[/Quote


    Thanks :) kipped at my mates place in town and heading home now.. I say it's all grand now


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    January
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    Not my photo, but Tesco are flucked... as are Paidi Ogs...
    301334_2590273874804_1193317980_33136719_1330493299_n.jpg


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    No1J
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    Has anyone gone through the Park yet today, Ashtown - Chapelizod gates, Usually bad from Castleknock gate down to the first roundabout.


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    knealecat
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    Park open, but you cant drive down park gate street, police sending everone up infirmary road


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    ThisRegard
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    January wrote: »
    Not my photo, but Tesco are flucked...

    Apparently there was a load of people arrested there last night. Tesco had the spoiled goods locked away in skips, they were broken into and the security chased away, presumably when he tried to intervene.


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