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Published 22:18 4 Feb 2014 GMT
Updated 22:20 4 Feb 2014 GMT
Patrick St or "Pana" looks like Venice tonight. pic.twitter.com/azxK9gRXJx
— Justin McCarthy (@MrJustinMac) February 4, 2014
South Mall #corkfloods pic.twitter.com/W4TSLkxPip — Nick Dooge (@doogie_nights) February 4, 2014
The bulman Kinsale now pic.twitter.com/2oygE090ur — Gazzman (@Garysull) February 4, 2014
Pier Head, Cork. River Lee rising fast. Major flooding expected. Avoid all unnecessary journeys in this areas please pic.twitter.com/MduKF0Wz3n
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) February 4, 2014
That's the grand parade and it's not even high tide yet ! #corkfloods pic.twitter.com/0vdahAGmqx
— úna (@unahegs) February 4, 2014
South mall... Canoe district pic.twitter.com/EnXCXqCrgW
— cbehan (@CearbhallB) February 4, 2014
Dedication. RT @JiveCork: Why the hell is @McDonalds still open in cork mid flood? #Corkfloods via @callumutd28: pic.twitter.com/xCmjqg3MV3
— Sam Bowman (@s8mb) February 4, 2014
An Garda Síochána and AA Roadwatch have been updating their Twitter accounts with flooding information and road closures in various parts of the country.
People are being urged to stay in doors, and only venture out if necessary.
Stay safe out there, folks.
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