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ALERT: Popular walk in Thurles closed due to flooding

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Tipperary County Council have announced a temporay closure of the River Suir Walk from Thomond road to Clongower road. The walkway is closed to pedestrians until further notice due to flooding.

01 Nov 2022 at 16:16

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Update: Tipperary roads closed by flooding but Nenagh leisure centre reopens

The heavy rain and flooding has hit a number of roads around North Tipperary. AA Roadwatch warned this lunchtime that snow was affecting road conditions around Birr and parts of North Tipperary. They reminded motorists that the status yellow snow ...

25 Feb 2020 at 14:00

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Action demanded on Tipperary flooding

There have been calls on the State agencies to come together and solve the flooding problems affecting Tipperary. Newly-elected Sinn Féin TD Martin Browne and Cllr Seamus Morris have both said that solutions need to be found to the issue which ...

05 Mar 2020 at 14:00

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Tipperary floods: number of roads remain closed following weekend downpour

A number of roads around Tipperary remain closed this Monday following the torrential rain over the weekend. The N7 Nenagh to Toomevara Road is closed due to flooding at Islandbawn outside Nenagh, near to Junction 24 for the M7. Motorists are ...

22 Jan 2018 at 11:36

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Nenagh's Cllr Hughie McGrath highlights water problems on Dublin Road

All the water in the Summerhill area of Nenagh seems to be going into the one system and causing problems, according to Cllr Hughie McGrath. He told the Nenagh MDC that one resident lifted a manhole cover to discover the pipes were nearly ...

10 Feb 2018 at 16:00

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