Storm Desmond battered the country over the weekend with thousands of acres of farmland under flood water.
The beef unit at Ballyhaise College was almost marooned on an island as the River Annalee burst its banks.
The college’s Instagram account provided updates on the flooding with 48mm of rain in falling in 31 hours.
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Flood waters were high on the road to the beef unit with the bridge to Drumholm also submerged. Â Â
Food water on the road out to the beef unit. Our bridge out to Drumholm is also submerged. #stormdesmond #flood #cavan #ballyhaise #teagasc A photo posted by @ballyhaise_college_teagasc on
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Jimmy Stafford, a DJ with Highland Radio, tweeted us these photos of Donegal farmland under water.
@AgrilandIreland land in #Donegal destroyed pic.twitter.com/eadKPp5rYP
— Jimmy Stafford (@JimmystaffordDJ) December 6, 2015
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Jim Keane sent in a photo of a tractor submerged under the floods as a result of Storm Desmond.
Stephen Maye from Powellsboro, Co. Sligo, went outside during the storm and filmed the flooding that it caused.
The video shows the water flowing across the road and it includes Maye’s dog.
#StormDesmond in Powellsboro @WeatherCee @barrabest @deric_hartigan pic.twitter.com/4XrIvurQxM
— Stephen Maye (@StephenJMaye) December 5, 2015
RTE reporter Teresa Mannion was a viral hit over the weekend after she reported live twice from Blackrock in Galway in the middle of the storm.
While she was almost blown away, that didn’t deter her continuing to tweet how the west of the country was being affected.
@rtenews #StormDesmond flooded farmland in Claregalway pic.twitter.com/AmhSKKB3Gr
— Teresa Mannion (@TeresaMannion) December 5, 2015
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@rtenews farmer inspects flooded farmland in Swinford Co Mayo pic.twitter.com/ZEt6DCNwdI
— Teresa Mannion (@TeresaMannion) December 6, 2015
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Clare was hit by the floods, with Coolreagh, Bodyke hit badly by the flood waters.
The pictures below, that were posted on the Clare Herald, were taken by Steve Symes and show flooded farmland.
Flooding at Coolreagh, Bodyke, Clare on Sunday. Pics Steve Symes pic.twitter.com/e3ele0jQw5
— The Clare Herald (@theclareherald) December 6, 2015
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The GAA pitch in Kiltimagh was submerged under the flood waters, with the Club’s Facebook page telling its members that lifeguards were needed after the 100m Olympic swimming pool was installed.
This picture was taken by Mattie Cummins and posted on his Instagram.
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