Charlie Bird reaches summit of Croagh Patrick as €1.5m raised for charity
Broadcaster’s campaign raises funds for Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association and Pieta
Joanna Donnelly
Articles featuring Joanna Donnelly
Wish we weren’t here: Holiday disasters and mishaps
As travel slowly returns, Irish Times writers and readers recall trips that went comically wrong
Joanna Donnelly: ‘I had seven miscarriages . . . I was absolutely furious all the time’
The meteorologist and mother has set up a charity that helps women pay for IVF
Okay. That’s it. We can’t do this working from home – aka parenting from work – any more
The creche reopening, even for the few weeks until my daughter starts school, is life-changing
Orange weather alert issued as Storm Jorge set to batter Ireland
Emergency co-ordination group to meet as high winds, heavy rain and flooding forecast
Flooding Q&A: How bad is it and can it get any worse?
‘We have changed so much of the surface that we have altered the ability of rain to sink into soil’
Snow and hail makes driving conditions dangerous in west
Met Éireann issues yellow snow and ice warning for seven counties
Snow on the way as Ireland’s weather set to turn colder
Freezing temperatures from Saturday night, with snow falls forecast for Ulster, north Connacht
Power restored to all electricity customers following Storm Lorenzo, says ESB
Storm lingered in Atlantic longer than expected and lost energy, Met Éireann says
‘No scorching’ bank holiday weekend ahead, Met Éireann says
Heatwave not returning but temperatures could hit 23 degrees in south and east
My mother is obsessed with the weather, but thinks it’s better on the BBC
Niamh Towey: Whenever I ring, she muses on precipitation a good three minutes
It’s not a heatwave - but sunny weather to continue this weekend
There will be a gradual decline into slightly cooler conditions over the coming week
Sunshine and high temperatures finally arrive, but only for a while
Highest temperature of the year - 20 degrees - recorded at Dublin’s Phoenix Park
Spring due this weekend but do not shed the woollies yet
Water restrictions in Dublin will continue for the foreseeable future, says Irish Water
‘Beast from the east’ could see country’s heaviest snowfall since 1982
National emergency group to meet on Monday amid warnings of ‘very serious event’
Airwaves give as good as they get in the eye of Storm Ophelia
Storm Ophelia brings out the best from radio’s presenters, as each show gives us their own take on Monday’s hurricane
Storm Ophelia in the media: When weather turns from small talk to national emergency
Old and new media each had a part to play in relaying vital information to the public
Southern counties braced for flooding as rain warning issued
Met Éireann says 50mms of rain expected in Kerry, Cork and Waterford over 12 hours
Inflatable boat needed for Electric Picnic but Croke Park to stay dry
Heavy rain expected on Saturday while Sunday will be mainly bright and dry
‘Magical rainbow clouds’ light up Ireland’s skies
Disappointingly non-magical explanation behind nacreous clouds, says Met Éireann
Ice reported on roads as snow warning in place
Treacherous conditions reported in Cork, Leitrim, Roscommon, Donegal and Cavan
Carlow hottest but it’s set to get a little hotter
Met Éireann forecaster says today could be hottest day of the year
Sizzle set to cool but mercury to maintain mid-20s
Met Éireann has forecast warm sunny weather into next week in most areas
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