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Surface water on the Greenfields Road, Rosbrien
EMERGENCY crews from Limerick City and County Council have been deployed to the scene of a landslide near the village Doon.
It’s understood a local forestry road was damaged in the landslide which happened in the townland of Reenavanna early this Sunday morning.
While the road remains passable a full assessment of the damage is being carried out by local authority workers.
Elsewhere, there are reports of significant flooding at Farnane, Cappamore as well as on R518 Bruff Line between Lee's and O'Rourke's Crosses. Flooding has also been reported near Euroville estate at Ballyclough, Rosbrien.
Staff dealing with landslide at Reenavanna, Doon. Road is passable with caution. Flooding on road at Farnane, Cappamore. Flooding also on R518 Bruff Line between Lee's and O'Rourke's Crosses. Water at various locations. Road is passable but with caution. Drive safely
— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) December 10, 2017
Fallen tree has been removed from road between Killoughteen and Garryduff (near NCW). Flooding near Euroville estate at Ballyclough, Rosbrien. Please be extremely cautious near flood waters. Crews from @LimerickCouncil are working at all sites
— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) December 10, 2017
Given the heavy rainfall overnight and this morning there are reports of spot flooding and surface water on several other roads across the county.
While there are no reports of widespread snowfall in Limerick, two Met Éireann weather warnings remain in place.
A status yellow alert – warning of heavy rainfall – remains in place until 11pm this Sunday while a status yellow alert – warning of high winds – remains in place until midday.
Gardai, the Road Safety Authority and AA Roadwatch are appealing to all motorists to avoid unnecessary journeys and to exercise caution if driving.
All services are operating to schedule and are currently unaffected by weather conditions @Galwaybayfmnews @LimLive95fm @radiokerry @OceanFmIreland @radiomidwest @LMFMRADIO @kfmradio @NorthernSoundFM @Corks96FM @CorksRedFM @eastcoastradio @wlrfm @rtenews @TodayFMNews
— Bus Eireann (@Buseireann) December 10, 2017
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