IT’S THE DAY after the night before and Dublin in particular is counting the cost of yesterday’s floods and rain…
The morning after the storm
Lady's Lane in Kilmainham, Dublin after the Camac River burst its banks. Image: Eamonn Farrell/Photocall IrelandThe morning after the storm
The morning after the storm
David Cahill in his kitchen off Parnell Road, Dublin 8. The waterline of the flood is visable behind him. Image: Mark Stedman/Photocall IrelandThe morning after the storm
Wall knocked by flood at Commons Road, Loughlinstown, Co Dublin Image: @anfearg/Greg StanleyThe morning after the storm
Cars still stuck in the floods in Harold's Cross area, Dublin. Image: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall IrelandThe morning after the storm
Cleaning up in Ringsend, Dublin. Image: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall IrelandThe morning after the flood
Dublin Criminal Courts Closed due to damage caused by flooding; there is no mains power supply there today. Image: Sam Boal/Photocall IrelandThe morning after the storm
The Harold's Cross area of Dublin. Image: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall IrelandThe morning after the flood
Dundrum shopping centre was closed this morning after the ground floor flooded last night. Image: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall IrelandThe morning after the storm
Dundrum Town Centre staff have managed to clear most of the floodwaters from the ground floor but shops are damaged. Image: @DundrumTCThe morning after the storm
The reality one resident of Lady's Lane in Kilmainham came down to this morning. Image: Eamonn Farrell/Photocall IrelandThe morning after the storm
Dublin City Council workers clean blocked drains at Harry's Terrace in Kilmainham. Image: Leon Farrell/Photocall IrelandThe morning after the storm
Debris silts up Lady's Lane in Kilmainham. Image: Eamonn Farrell/Photocall IrelandThe morning after the floods
Martin Murphy surveys the damage in Kilmainham. Image: Leon Farrell/Photocall IrelandThe morning after the storm
Wolfe Tone Quay in Dublin city centre was closed due to subsidence after flooding. Photo Sam Boal/Photocall IrelandThe morning after the storm
Starfish washed up on Termonfeckin beach in Co Louth this morning. Image: @thetasty_tart/Tara WalkerThe morning after the storm
A piece of garden decking, still with pot plants intact, floats down the Liffey near Heuston Station, Dublin. Image: @AlanWall77The morning after the storm
The River Liffey at the top of the quay walls in Dublin this morning. Image: @DuirmuidThe morning after the storm
The 'swimming pool' in the back garden of TheJournal.ie reader @BKatieB/Katie BaynesThe morning after the storm
The roaring water of the River Dodder at Rathfarnham, Dublin this morning. Image: @carnsoreboxerThe morning after the storm
A massive amount of debris has to be moved from the River Dodder by machine. Image: Frank GallenFloods of mornings past - 1954
This is an aerial shot of flooding at Fairview, Dublin on a December morning in 1954. Image produced courtesy of National Library of Ireland from the Independent Newspapers collection.
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