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Ireland weather: Flood alerts and hundreds of homes without power amid high winds and torrential rain

More than 700 homes and businesses are without power this morning as high winds and torrential rainfall swept across parts the country.. Cork, Kerry, Waterford and Tipperary remain on high flood alert as a Status Orange rainfall warning is in place with Met Éireann admitting up to 100mm of rainfall could hit some mountainous areas over a 24 hour period. Overnight winds left hundreds of homes in Cork, Kerry and Waterford without power - while the ESB began extra discharges from its Inniscarra Dam in anticipation of major water flows over the next 48 hours into the reservoir from mountains following the torrential rainfall.

Cork weather LIVE as extreme winds leave thousands without power

Flood project gets go ahead | Cork Independent

gov.ie - Minister McGrath approves the Glashaboy River (Glanmire) Flood Relief Scheme

Minister McGrath approves the Glashaboy River (Glanmire) Flood Relief Scheme   The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Mr. Michael McGrath T.D., is today (Tuesday), delighted to announce his consent to proceed with the Glashaboy River Flood Relief Scheme at Glanmire / Sallybrook, Cork. The Minister, in pursuance of the powers given to him by Section 7 of the Arterial Drainage Act, 1945, and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, has confirmed the said scheme on 18 January 2021, subject to conditions as set out and agreed to by the Commissioners for Public Works in Ireland who are the sponsoring agency for the scheme and which will be implemented by them and Cork City Council.

Glashaboy River Flood Relief Scheme at Glanmire / Sallybrook to proceed to next stage of development

Glashaboy River Flood Relief Scheme at Glanmire / Sallybrook to proceed to next stage of development Cork TD Michael McGrath confirmed the scheme will now proceed to the next stage of development.  He says the Government is very conscious of the significant damage that flooding events can cause, and is well aware of the impact of the serious flooding event in June 2012 in Glanmire / Sallybrook.  Share