<br /> <p>Train tracks at Seapoint, in south Dublin, were flooded in a tidal surge on March 2, as seen in this video. Blizzard conditions brought by Storm Emma had forced the country’s rail network was shut down.</p><p>Jane Mahony, who captured the video, said she shot the footage “30 minutes before high tide,” indicating that worse was perhaps to come.</p><p>Another twitter user shared an image of a completely submerged section of track, joking</a>: “Dublin DART, now operating canal boats.”</p><p>The Dublin Area Rapid Transit service runs along the coast and forms part of the city’s commuter rail service.</p><p>Ireland’s national rail service cancelled all its services and tweeted</a>: “No trains today but we’re out getting platforms, lines and trains ready for tomorrow.” Credit: Jane Mahony via Storyful</p><br />
