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Motorists are being urged to avoid the Ballynonty Road approaching Delaney’s Cross this evening due to significant flooding.
Senator Imelda Goldsboro said the stretch of road has become difficult to navigate with a "very bad flood on it", and drivers are advised to seek alternative routes where possible and please "avoid the route".
Meanwhile, a message and video received on Wednesday evening by Cllr Liam Browne highlight very bad flooding on the Dualla Road, on the straight just before entering Dualla on the Cashel side.
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Water is flowing like a river down both sides of the road, creating very dangerous conditions.
Road users are urged to take care, as a significant amount of rain has fallen.
Elsewhere, from Golden up towards Knockavilla by Ballygriffin Bridge, the road there is flooded and impassable, there are no signs out at Billy Maher's to inform people.
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