Photos: The floods have arrived

Several counties have been affected, with Dublin and Wexford particularly badly hit.

By Órla Ryan Friday 14 Nov 2014, 10:26 AM

Nov 14th 2014, 10:26 AM 27,784 Views 27 Comments

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FLOODING HAS HIT several areas of the country today and Mét Éireann has issued a new rainfall warning for Dublin, Wicklow, Wexford and Waterford.

RT @tweather_flash: Current situation in Enniscorthy pic.twitter.com/bqGs0nimky
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) November 14, 2014

Source: AA Roadwatch/Twitter

LEITRIM: Severe flooding on N4 Sligo/Dub Rd on Boyle side of Carrick-on-Shannon. Passable but extreme care needed. http://t.co/qvBPcgPvrc
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) November 14, 2014

Source: AA Roadwatch/Twitter

Nutgrove Avenue in Rathfarnham, South Dublin was badly affected, with residents saying that the street began to flood at around 5am. It is currently impassible.

14/11/2014. Dublin Floods. Pictured (LtoR) Luke Do Luke Doyle (7), and Reuben (6) and Harry Montague (8) look at flood water on Nutgrove Avenue on their way to school.

14/11/2014. Dublin Floods. Pictured (LtoR) Luke Do

14/11/2014. Dublin Floods. Pictured Ann Marie Mulh Ann Marie Mulhauls pictured outside her house on Nutgrove Avenue which flooded for the second time in six years today.

14/11/2014. Dublin Floods. Pictured Ann Marie Mulh

14/11/2014. Dublin Floods. Pictured No.8 where flo

14/11/2014. Dublin Floods. Pictured Ann Marie Mulh Ann Marie's bedroom.

14/11/2014. Dublin Floods. Pictured Ann Marie Mulh Inside Ann Marie's house.

14/11/2014. Dublin Floods. Pictured people sweep f Residents on Nutgrove Avenue sweep flood water from their homes.

14/11/2014. Dublin Floods. Pictured flood water fr

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Photos: The floods have arrived

Several counties have been affected, with Dublin and Wexford particularly badly hit.