More than one-thousand soldiers have been deployed to the worst hit areas.
At least 95 people have died in flash floods in Spain.
Cars have been swept away and village streets turned into rivers in the country's worst natural disaster in recent memory.
Experts say its wreckage is not too dissimilar to the aftermath of a tsunami.
More than one-thousand soldiers have been deployed to the worst hit areas.
Dermot Moore, who is originally from Edenderry and living in Spain 19 years, says this is the worst floods he's seen so far:
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