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River Slaney in Tullow
The River Slaney's water level in Tullow is at its lowest level of the summer now, according to www.carlowweather.com.
With limited rainfall to come over the next few days, water conservation is still being encouraged.
The River Slaney level in Tullow is at its lowest level of the summer now and the foretasted rainfall totals for next 5 days will only bring a little relief. Water conservation is still required. pic.twitter.com/DmhbewfDLl
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) August 10, 2018
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