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A flooded Thomastown on Friday morning
Further road closures have been announced by Kilkenny County Council as flooding continues to cause disruption across the county.
A Status Yellow rain warning issued by Met Eireann is in place until midnight (Friday) with further rain anticipated meaning further flooding remaining a real concern.
LIVE: Find out what Kilkenny roads are flooded as drivers urged to take care
The Quay in Thomastown is flooded and closed to traffic while Station Road/Marshes Street is impassable.
Meanwhile, Moneenroe Cross, R448 to Knocktopher, the L1825 Ardaloo Road and the R700 Inistioge Village are all closed due to flooding.
Drivers are asked to avoid the areas.
If you have weather news from your area, email; news@kilkennypeople.ie
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Flooding in Thomastown
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