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A number of roads have been affected by flooding after the torrential rain of the last 24 hours.
Here is an updated list of the roads where flooding has been reported:
Leitrim
Minor flooding has been reported on roads in the Ballinamore area.
Motorists are advised to travel with care, especially on secondary roads throughout the county where surface water continues to be a problem.
Cavan
Some localised flooding has been reported on secondary roads near Lough Gowna and the Cavan side of Carrigallen.
The Bawnboy/Ballinamore Rd remains closed near Boley due to flooding.
Roscommon
Localised flooding has been reported outside of Boyle. Travel with care.
Sligo
There's flooding approx 2km on the Sligo Town side of Geevagh (R284). The road is passable with care.
The Carraroe Rd (R287) has reopened at Dooney Rock following flooding overnight.
Allan Mulrooney CEO of Western Development Commission and Marian Harkin Minister of State at the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Scien
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