Ireland weather: ‘Unsettled’ conditions expected as new year approaches
Met Éireann says weekend will be mainly dry, Monday breezy with rain and New Year’s Eve wet and windy
Met Éireann says weekend will be mainly dry, Monday breezy with rain and New Year’s Eve wet and windy
Stormy conditions and damage to ferry at Fishguard compound festive season challenges for hauliers as Holyhead port remains closed
Emanuel Macron has visited France’s Indian Ocean department devastated last weekend’s storm but for some residents promises of support from Paris ring hollow
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Strong winds and ‘large’ coastal waves are forecast for affected counties in the north and west
It is feared hundreds or even thousands of people died in storm, much higher than figure of 31 deaths given by authorities
Met Éireann says next week’s conditions set to be milder than usual for late December
Major food retailers confident closure ‘will have very limited impact on customers, now that contingency plans are in place’
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Hundreds, possibly thousands, are feared dead after Cyclone Chido hits French territory in Indian Ocean
Chido is strongest storm to hit Indian Ocean island of Mayotte in more than 90 years
Holyhead Port was badly damaged during Storm Darragh last weekend, leading to some hauliers using other routes
Shipping of large parts of show’s set from UK was delayed and subsequently made ‘impossible’ by closure of Holyhead port
Met Éireann warns it will be ‘very cold’ tonight with minimum temperatures of -3 degrees or lower
ESB Networks warns outages could last a week after strongest storm to hit Ireland since 2020
Public reminded to stay clear of any damaged electricity equipment and to keep children and animals away
More than 120 trees did not survive high winds experienced at Kilmacurragh arboretum, which is closed until further notice
Work continues to return transport, electricity and water services to normal after Ireland hit by strongest winds for four years
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Wicklow set to be final county to fall under highest level of alert overnight with additional orange warning in effect nationwide from Friday night
Met Éireann issues status orange wind warnings for 10 counties on Friday and into Saturday
November 1942 remains the driest November on record, while the same month in 2009 remains the wettest
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Met Éireann says more persistent rain will spread from southwest as electorate heads to the polls
Temperatures set to drop to minus 3 degrees overnight, but warmer conditions expected on Thursday
Monday should see some sunshine and scattered showers, but a chance of hail and even thunderstorms
Major cleanup continues in areas worst affected by storm, including Donegal, Cork, Limerick and Kerry
Several yellow weather warnings in place across country as Storm Bert brings flooding and travel disruption
Public in Cork and Galway urged to ‘shelter in place’ as ‘complex, multi-hazard’ storm hits
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