Roads reopened following flooding in Cork city but extreme caution still advised

High tides over the coming days will cause localised flooding and disruption to traffic, Cork City Council has warned
Roads reopened following flooding in Cork city but extreme caution still advised

No entry to Union Quay beacuse of flooding in Cork. Picture: Dan Linehan

Parts of Cork experienced flooding on Monday as high tide hit the city.

Cork City Council advised "extreme caution" for flooding in areas of the city centre from high tide and over the coming days.

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