Roscommon County Councillor Laurence Fallon is sounding the alarm about flood defences.
Elderly people living beside a lake in Roscommon are terrified they'll wake up some morning with three feet of water in their homes.
Roscommon County Councillor Laurence Fallon says the flood threat for home-owners and farmers on the banks of Lough Funshinagh has gone beyond a crisis - with flood defences on the verge of failing.
He says the lake has more than doubled in size over the past 7 years... while it's elderly neighbours watch it inch ever closer to their homes:
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