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Tuilte i gCorcaigh tar éis Stoirm Babet
TÁ CODANNA de Chorcaigh faoi thuilte Dé Céadaoin seo tar éis gur thit luach míosa báistí i gceann cúpla uair an chloig mar thoradh ar Stoirm Babet.
Tháinig deireadh le rabhadh báistí Stádas Oráiste do Chorcaigh ag am lóin ach cuireadh rabhadh Stádas Buí i bhfeidhm go dtí 6in.
Thug Met Éireann foláireamh faoi bháisteach an-mhór ar feadh cuid mhór den lá inniu agus isteach tráthnóna inniu agus contaetha ar nós Corcaigh, Port Láirge agus Ciarraí ag ullmhú do thuilte inné.
I nuashonrú ar Mhainistir na Corann i gCorcaigh, dúirt Gardaí: "Is eol dúinn go bhfuil baile Mhainistir na Corann, Co Chorcaí do-iompair faoi láthair do thrácht mar gheall ar an drochaimsir leanúnach de bharr Storm Babet. Seachain an baile le do thoil más féidir agus bain úsáid as bealaí eile."
Tá ceantair eile i gCorcaigh agus i bPort Láirge go háirithe ag fulaingt báistí trom agus tuilte.
Tá rabhaidh maidir le "tuile áitiúil, infheictheacht laghdaithe agus coinníollacha contúirteacha ar bhóithre," ag leanúint ar aghaidh.
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