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Flooding in Glenageary: 17 recorded floods, OPW flood zones

The OPW register holds 17 recorded floods within 2 km of the centre of Glenageary, and the OPW has mapped river and coastal flood extents nearby. What that means for a house here, and how to check the exact address.

Figures compiled from the public records listed at the foot of this page. Data snapshot: . Updated when the records change.

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17 recorded floods within 2 km of Glenageary, OPW flood zones on the map.

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recorded flood events within 2 km of the town centre (OPW)

Yes

river flood extent mapped nearby (1 in 100 year, OPW CFRAM)

Yes

coastal flood extent mapped nearby (1 in 200 year)

What the OPW record says about Glenageary

The Office of Public Works keeps a register of past floods. Within 2 km of the centre of Glenageary it holds 17 events, the latest in 2018. By source: coastal/estuarine waters (4), runoff (3), other (2), river (2). A recorded event does not mean every street went under. It means an insurer’s model knows the town.

Most recent on file:

  • March 2018: Flooding at Bullock Harbour, Dalkey on 18th March 2018 (coastal/estuarine waters). Wave overtopping at Bullock Harbour during Storm Emma. Two residential and two commercial properties flooded. Six other residential properties and one other commercial property at risk.
  • March 2018: Flooding at Gasthule on 02/03/2018 (coastal/estuarine waters). Strong Northeast winds, high tide and heavy snow resulted in flooding along Newtownsmith and the Link Road. Three residential properties were flooded.
  • March 2018: Flooding at Bullock Harbour, Dalkey on 2nd March 2018 (coastal/estuarine waters). Wave overtopping at Bullock Harbour during Storm Emma. Two residential and two commercial properties flooded. Six other residential properties and one other commercial property nearly flooded.
  • October 2011: Flooding at Pakenham Road, Monkstown, Co. Dublin on 24th Oct 2011.
  • October 2011: Flooding at O’Rourke Park, Sallynoggin, Co. Dublin. on 24th Oct 2011.

Separately from past events, the OPW flood maps (CFRAM) draw modelled extents for river and coastal flooding near Glenageary. A house inside the 1 in 100 year river extent, or the 1 in 200 year coastal extent, will usually need a flood-specific conversation with the insurer before you can draw down a mortgage.

What to do before bidding on a house here

Look the exact address up on the OPW map, not the town. Two houses on the same road can sit on opposite sides of an extent line. Ask the seller in writing whether the house or garden has ever flooded and whether a flood claim was made. Ask for the current insurance schedule. If the house is inside an extent, get a quote before going sale agreed: some insurers decline outright, and the bank will not lend without cover.

The report on this site checks flood for one Eircode in about a minute. The paid report adds the distance to each recorded event, which extents the point falls in, and the GSI groundwater map, all with links to the source so a solicitor can rely on them.

Also for Glenageary

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Nearby: Dun Laoghaire, Dalkey, Killiney, Monkstown, Cabinteely, Foxrock.

Other checks for Glenageary

GuideIs my house in a flood zone? What the OPW maps say and what insurers do with them

Questions people ask

Is Glenageary in a flood zone?
Parts of Glenageary are. The OPW has mapped river and coastal flood extents within about 1.5 km of the town centre. A zone covers streets, not the whole town, so the answer for one house depends on where it stands. The report checks the exact Eircode against the 1 in 10, 1 in 100 and 1 in 1000 year extents.
Will a house in Glenageary be hard to insure against flooding?
Insurers price by postcode and by the OPW record. With 17 recorded events within 2 km, expect questions on the proposal form and possibly a flood exclusion on some streets. Ask the seller for their current policy schedule: if flood is excluded, you will inherit that problem.
What does the paid report add for a house in Glenageary, Dublin?
It puts the Eircode point against every OPW flood extent, lists recorded floods within 500 m with dates and OPW notes, checks GSI groundwater flood maps and coastal erosion, and ranks the result against the other thirty-seven checks (radon, BER, planning, knotweed, title, sewer and more) for that one address.

Sources

Area figures, compiled from public records. They describe the town or county, not any one house. The paid report checks the exact Eircode.