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18 Aug 2022
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18 Aug 2022
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Offaly County Council have announced the re-opening of the Regional Road R421-11 between Clareen – Kinnitty this afternoon.
The road was closed on Wednesday amid heavy flooding after heavy rain on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. A number of other routes in the area had also been affected.
Elsewhere, Portarlington is still dealing with its own flooding situation after part of the River Barrow burst its banks this morning, November 24.
The Bog Road, Botley Lane and part of Patrick Street have been closed in the town since early this morning.
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The Lough Derg RNLI lifeboat heading out on the lake.
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Thatcher Kyran O'Grady at work at the Mallet Tavern in Tullamore (picture Ger Rogers)
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