Anger in Cork as rain and high tides combine to cause floods

High tides and heavy rainfall mean coastal areas remain on flood alert this week.

Anger in Cork as rain and high tides combine to cause floods
Mon, 03 Feb, 2014 - 07:06

High tides and heavy rainfall mean coastal areas remain on flood alert this week.

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<p>Temperatures are set to climb as high as 29C over the coming days, with Met Éireann forecasting warm or very warm conditions.</p>

Temperatures to rise as high as 29C this week as warm weather returns, says Met Éireann

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