County Monaghan continues to experience significant flooding as a result of Storm Chandra. Council crews, the Fire Service and Civil Defence remain active across the county, responding to incidents, assisting residents and monitoring conditions as they develop.
Emergency Helpline
Residents who require urgent assistance can contact Monaghan County Council’s 24‑hour emergency helpline:
24‑Hour Emergency Number: 1800 121 121
Road Conditions – Interactive Map
A number of roads across the county remain closed or affected by flooding. As conditions can change at short notice, the public is advised to check live updates before travelling.
Interactive Road Status Map: https://shorturl.at/1FnXI
Financial Support for Households and Businesses
Government schemes are available to assist those whose homes or businesses have been damaged by the flooding associated with Storm Chandra.
Support for Households:
If your home was damaged by flooding, the Emergency Response Payment is now available. This payment provides short time immediate financial support to people whose homes are damaged by flooding or other severe weather events and who are not able to meet costs for essential needs, household items and, in some instances, structural repair.
More information can be found here: Storm Chandra – Emergency Response Payment – Comhairle Contae Mhuineacháin
Support for Businesses:
Government support is available for small businesses (up to 20 employees) and community, voluntary and sports organisations affected by flooding.
The scheme is administered by the Irish Red Cross on behalf of Government.
More information can be found here: Flooding Scheme for Small Businesses Affected by Storm Chandra – Irish Red Cross