Road flooding has been reported Ballyspillane, the Leamlara to Carrigtwohill road, in Castlelyons, Conna Village and on the Newberry to Mallow Road
The road at Ardskeagh in Ballyhea has been closed with floods also reported in Buffers Cross on the Liscarroll to Buttevant road and Liscarroll to Bog Cross
Further flooding in Ballyhea, Ballyclogh, Glounthaune, Water Rock, Shournagh Line at Foxes Bridge, Glen Road, Passage West, Ballea Road and on the Main Street in Carrigaline.
The Council say the road network across the county has been impacted with rolling road closures
Cork County Council is again asking members of the public to exercise extreme caution as driving conditions may be hazardous, with surface flooding possible. Motorists are advised to avoid driving through flowing or standing water and to exercise caution during heavy rain. Motorists are also asked to be especially conscious of vulnerable road users such as cyclists and pedestrians.
The Council will continue to inspect and undertake emergency repair works on the roads most severely impacted across the region, while also commencing the considerable clean-up programme that lies ahead. Again, motorists are asked to be aware of the impact on the road network with damage expected as a result of standing water.
Issues such as flooding and road damage should be reported to your local Council Office during working hours (9am to 5pm), details of which can be found the Council's website www.corkcoco.ie.
Outside working hours (5pm to 9am), the Council can be contacted via its 'Emergency Out of Hours' number (021) 4800048.
Forecasted conditions may give rise to localised power outages. In the event of disruption to power supply, please contact ESB Networks at 1800 372 999.
In the event of disruption to water supply, please contact Uisce Éireann at 1800 278 278.
Call 999 or 112 and request the Fire Service, Ambulance Service, Gardaí or Irish Coastguard as appropriate.
Cork County Council will continue to monitor this situation.
Picture : Aftermath of flooding in Mogeely and the impact on residents of Gleann Fia
