The physical damage wrought by Storm Éowyn, compounded by the misery ... extreme weather events are causing at a time when Ireland’s chronically undeveloped infrastructure is under the microscope.

Ireland's mini heatwave is set to end with a bang with Met Eireann warning of thunderstorms and a 'double U-turn' in the ...

Ireland bore the brunt of the storm first, as it was hit with wind gusts of 114 mph (183 kph), the strongest since World War II, as a winter storm spiraled in from the Atlantic before hitting ...

During the storm on 24 January, record-breaking wind gusts of 184km/h were recorded, causing an estimated €200 million in damage and leaving 768,000 electricity customers without power.

On 24 January, Ireland was hit with one of the harshest storms in recent years. Storm Éowyn, with record breaking gusts of up to 184kph, caused an estimated €200m in damage and left more than ...

Storm Agnes has battered Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland with strong winds and heavy rain. The storm - which is the first named storm of the season - is forecast to bring strong and ...

In Ireland, almost 400,000 homes, farms or businesses were without power as a result of the storm. Some flights at Dublin Airport were cancelled.

Storm Isha has caused severe disruption all across Northern Ireland. Thousands of people remain without power, with Northern Ireland Electricity saying the storm caused widespread damage to the ...