RTÉ ONE, 1.00pm
One News
Friday, 20 November 2009Presented By John Finnerty
Cork, Galway worst hit by severe flooding
Jim Fahy, Western Editor, reports that hundreds of houses and businesses have been flooded after the River Suck burst its banks in Ballinasloe
Damien Tiernan, South-East Correspondent, reports that parts of Clonmel remain impassable and some businesses have been flooded
Jennie O'Sullivan reports that the River Lee burst its banks causing havoc on the Western side of Cork city
- Jim Fahy describes the situation in Ballinasloe which was badly hit by flooding with much of the town centre under 2-3 metres of water
Teresa Mannion reports on the impact of the flooding which has badly affected the south and west of the country
Gerald Fleming, Head of Forecasting Met Éireann says the level of rainfall so far is double the average level for the entire month of November
Paul Cunningham, Environment Correspondent, discusses the latest flooding to hit the country
FIFA rule out World Cup qualifier rematch
Non-emergency operations deferred on Tuesday
Business News
Weather Forecast
Previous Programmes
19 November 2009
- Dismay and anger over Ireland World Cup exit
- Government 'inaction' over public sector strike
- One in seven at risk of poverty
18 November 2009
- Four killed in Co Galway collision
- AIB agrees to cap executive's pay
- Software company creating 150 jobs in Dublin
17 November 2009
- Minister denies approval of AIB salary deal
- Postal worker pleads guilty to murder
- Landslide disrupts Dublin/Rosslare rail line
16 November 2009
- Computer boost for schools
- SF calls for €3.2bn stimulus package
- Fewer visits to doctor in recession - survey
13 November 2009
- Teachers vote for strike action
- McCarthy warns of testing times for social partnership
- Eurozone emerges from recession
12 November 2009
- Fr Sinnott would like to remain in the Philippines
- Opposition objects to 'guillotining' of NAMA debate
- Consumer prices down 6.6% in October
