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Three teenage girls have been rescued after heavy rains left them stranded in the Mourne mountains in County Down. Three teenage girls have been rescued after heavy rains left them stranded in the Mourne Mountains in County Down.
The girls, aged between 15 and 17, were forced from their campsite by torrential rain at around 0445 BST on Tuesday. The girls, aged between 15 and 17, were forced from their campsite by torrential rain at about 0445 BST on Tuesday.
They then found their way down was blocked by a swollen river.They then found their way down was blocked by a swollen river.
"It would have been quite dangerous," said Ed Kilgore from the Mourne Rescue Team, which led the girls to safety."It would have been quite dangerous," said Ed Kilgore from the Mourne Rescue Team, which led the girls to safety.
Aaron Moore sent in this shot of a drainpipe and trellis that came down in the heavy rain at Ballynahinch
The girls were picked up by relatives at the bottom of the Mournes.The girls were picked up by relatives at the bottom of the Mournes.
Five people had to be rescued after their cars were trapped in floodwater.
It happened on the Glenavy Road in Moira following a night of heavy rain across Northern Ireland.
The Met Office had issued a severe weather warning for Northern Ireland with a predicted 30mm to 50mm of rain overnight and the deluge continued through much of the day.
Police warned of flooding on roads in a number of places with counties Down and Antrim worst affected.