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The flooded N80 road in Mountmellick on Thursday morning, November 13. Photos: Leinster Express
Many parts of Laois are under floods, with worse expected to come as heavy rain is forecasted this weekend. While it causes some pretty scenes in rural areas, it is also causing untold financial damage to households, businesses and farmers. What is the scene in your local area? Share your photographs in our DMs or comment with your images. And stay dry.
Laois County Council has issued a fresh update this Friday at noon, warning of further floods.
"Laois County Council's Severe Weather Assessment Team continues to monitor water levels across Laois. There is an ongoing risk of localised flooding today (Friday) as another band of rain crosses County Laois. Please allow extra time for your journey today and do not drive through floods."
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