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Waterford City and County Council ground crews are currently on site responding
West Waterford is experiencing significant surface water flooding, with spot flooding on N25 and N72.
N25 at Ticknock (approach to Youghal Bridge) is flooded and currently passable, but with extreme caution.
Waterford City and County Council advises extreme caution, avoid all unnecessary journeys and if travelling allow extra time for your journey.
Waterford City and County Council ground crews are currently on site responding.
N25 Impassable at Ticknock, waterside side of youghal bridge, please use alternative routes#RoadAlert
— Waterford City & County Council (@WaterfordCounci) October 18, 2023
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