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a months full of rain fell in dublin last night r.ip the 2 who died,i hope my lucys ok?
shes ok best were gonna both be bridesmaids at thins wedding. :lol:
phew ta for letting me know acs xx
Cheers Cosy xx, im grand but two people died.
An off duty Garda (25 years old)helping other motorist was sweept of a bridge by flash flood and a woman (35years old) was found in her flat after it got flooded.yep saw it on news lucy,terrible,but you ok yeh?
Yeah i live across the road from where i work, had today off for personal reasons but soaked on way home on monday
I miss my car – yes i drive across the road on days like that!!!buy some wellies lucy :D
FLOOD AFTERMATH:
THE COLLAPSE of an old wall in a Dublin cemetery following heavy rainfall on Monday night left a number of coffins exposed as the ground subsided.Residents of a block of seaside apartments on the Harbour Road in Howth, which borders the St Mary’s Abbey cemetery, awoke yesterday to the sight of at least two coffins sticking out of the earth.
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@irish_lucy wrote:
FLOOD AFTERMATH:
THE COLLAPSE of an old wall in a Dublin cemetery following heavy rainfall on Monday night left a number of coffins exposed as the ground subsided.Residents of a block of seaside apartments on the Harbour Road in Howth, which borders the St Mary’s Abbey cemetery, awoke yesterday to the sight of at least two coffins sticking out of the earth.
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That’s really sad. Not even in death can someone be immune to the forces of nature. At least their coffins are not rotten yet or that would have been more gruesome still.
Thats just the pic inthe papers, loads of graves were disturbed any more rain and the coffins would have ended up in peoples apartments!!!
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