Northern Ireland flooding closes roads but Storm Ciarán warning cancelled - BBC News
Portadown, Downpatrick, Templepatrick and Newry are among the areas worst affected.
In Downpatrick, more than a dozen businesses have been flooded on Market Street.

Water is flowing in front of the St Patrick’s Centre straight into shops and pubs.

The road has been closed but some cars are still driving through, sending torrents into premises.

Water levels have been rising steadily all afternoon and tractors bringing pumps to flush out floodwater have been coming throughout the day.

The Quoile River has also burst its banks on to the main Belfast Road into the town, which is closed to traffic.

Police say the Old Belfast Road, Strangford Road and Quoile Road are also closed.

Translink have said Ulsterbus services operating via Downpatrick have also been affected, with disruptions and delays expected.