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30 October 2023 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Cork City Council’s Flood Assessment team met this morning for the 4th day in a row to review the forecasted Super Spring Tides this evening that is expected to result in tidal flooding in low-lying areas of Cork City Centre at high tide. Diversions will be put in…
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Super spring tides will result in ‘significant tidal flooding”' in low-lying areas of Cork City Centre at high tide
Wandesford Quay and Sharman Crawford Street will be closed from 5 pm this evening and will reopen when tidal flooding subsides.
Road users are asked to plan their journeys and to travel with caution and follow diversional signage.