Sryan Bruen tweetz:
Storm Brendan *literally* battering the Dublin coast at Clontarf yesterday. Quite the scene.
Save Poolbeg.
Photograph by Mark Taylor
Yesterday: The Brendan Voyage
UPDATE:
This afternoon.
South Wall, Dublin 4.
Dublin City Council writes:
“There is a further high tide predicted for Wednesday 15th January, 2020 at 3pm. As a result the flood defences and car parks will remain closed at Clontarf, Sandymount and along the tidal reaches of the River Dodder. These will be removed on Thursday 16th January.
Dublin City Council will continue to monitor and take necessary action over the coming days.”
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That’s a great picture.
+1
And undress homeless trying to survive in such weather. thanks blushirts..
are they responsible for the weather as well?
jayz..
only ron can save us
I heard Leo sent the Air Corps up cloud-seeding with the sole purpose of making it rain on homeless people.
I notice the highly toxic dioxins from the incinerator are blowing over the populace of Dublin.. as usual
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/environment/council-to-spend-500-000-on-lowering-clontarf-sea-wall-1.3348943
Headline:
Council to spend €500,000 on lowering Clontarf sea wall
Flood barrier finished last year to be altered to provide better views for passing motorists
Tue, Jan 9, 2018