Update @18.30. The River has risen by about 40cm (0.78m at Ballylahan) and will continue to creep up for the next few hours. It should be dropping by morning and in good condition for fishing.
The River has started to creep up a little, nothing significant yet. It is now at 0.38m at Ballylahan bridge. We have had some rain overnight and it is pretty heavy at the moment. It is to soon to say whether we will get a flood or not. I will update this later today.
A little bit of sun peeping through the clouds over Foxford this morning, I have a feeling it will soon disappear. The forecast is for
A little bit of sun, a little bit of cloud and a little bit of wind in Foxford this morning, it’s not too bad. We
A little bit of sun trying to break through the rain clouds over Foxford this morning, another mixed day ahead. The river is looking good
An overcast and misty morning in Foxford. The river is now at 0.53m at Ballylahan bridge and should be in nice condition for all methods.
A mixed sky with a little bit of blue and some showery looking clouds over Foxford this morning, it will be a day of showers.
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