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hey folks,

theres two trees down blocking the entire river after blind corners, between rathdrum and the meetings. mandatory portages.

dave

IFS River Alert kayaking the dargle - 20/01/10

alot of the tress are gone from the dargle 19-1-10, they have been moved a side from the big water 16-1-10 happy paddling

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sup0063_CHI

dilly

Where the Blackwater river flows into the Boyne at Navan, all, but one, of the arches are fully blocked with logs, under the Slane Road bridge. The one arch, extreme river right is partially blocked. At the moment, in high flood, it's passable extreme river right, with a little duckin & divin!
IFS River Alert Blackwater / Boyne, Meath - Slane Road bridge, Navan by lemonmeringuepie - 17/01/2010

Where the Blackwater river flows into the Boyne at Navan, all, but one, of the arches are fully blocked with logs, under the Slane Road bridge. The one arch, extreme river right is partially blocked. At the moment, in high flood, it's passable extreme river right, with a little duckin & divin!
The slalom wires have been removed from the left hand side of palmerstown weir. There is still the large tree river right side on the weir so be careful!  

Hi

 

Due to coilltes' clearfelling programme the Kings tributary , the Annalecka brook has logs and branches in it just below the bridge and dotted along its length.

These might be hidden in high water and could cause problems.

Steve

 

 

 

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