We knew it was going to be bad yesterday, but few expected it to be that bad. Heavy snow in the morning, made things awkward, but it turned to constant heavy rain at midday which washed away the snow, and the afternoon was just streams of water flowing in every direction. Sure, summer is coming, isn’t it …
Blanket of snow in Ballydaly yesterday morning – photo Geraldine Dennehy
Even though it had been raining much of the week, the water height at Keale Bridge remained low enough, but it really jumped up yesterday evening, and was just below the peak for the winter at 10pm. [from the Water Gauge at Keale Bridge] … Flooding in Mallow this morning though
Double rainbows over Lackabane on Saturday evening – photo by Aleksandra. Little did we know what was coming.
13.40 Tralee to Heuston operating with 30 min delay, high water levels between Rathmore and Millstreet
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) April 10, 2016
#CorkTraffic Reports of a tree down on the Kanturk/Millstreet road about a mile from Kale Bridge.
— Cork Safety Alerts (@CorkSafetyAlert) April 10, 2016
@millstreet_town @OfficialCorkGAA @DuhallowGAA todays IFL game v Douglas has been cancelled due to weather conditions.
— millstreetgaa (@MillstreetGaa) April 10, 2016
#CorkSnow Kilcorney, North Cork. #CrazyWeather pic.twitter.com/nQDl2ZEmem
— Cork Safety Alerts (@CorkSafetyAlert) April 10, 2016
April snow forces cancellation of today's Duhallow U21AFC Final between Boherbue & Robert Emmets .@DuhallowGAA pic.twitter.com/5r1awWr3mM
— John Tarrant (@jgtarrant) April 10, 2016
@MartinCassdy look what we've got in Millstreet… pic.twitter.com/I2bF885SWx
— Amazing Beads (@sueatkilmeedy) April 10, 2016
All the same we didn’t get the flooding that they got in Cork City and East Cork …
