Thursday 6 May, 2021
Tomorrow will be a wet, windy day for many.
People living near streams or rivers are being urged to evacuate their homes.
People have been warned to stay vigilant of fallen power lines and trees.
The storm will track across the country, with 20 to 60mm of rain expected.
Avenatti is accused of threatening to “take $10 billion off your client’s market cap … I’m not f***ing around,” according to the complaint.
The pair chipped in with nine of Kildare’s 16 points this afternoon.
The scheme is for businesses and organisations who have been refused insurance.
Michael Cohen has been Trump’s personal lawyer and confidant for years.
When the man’s body was found, he was still being eaten by the crocodile.
The region is dealing with the aftermath of last night’s flash flooding.
There’s a wind warning in place – and more heavy showers on the way later.
The pilots were able to land the flight safely.
Spring may be here, but no-one’s told the weather.
Damage repair monies announced by Phil Hogan – but funding for new coastal protection works still being considered.
Just as €16.8m funding announced to fix recent storm damage, this happens.
The Cabinet agreed a package of funding earlier today.
Several routes were closed this morning as spring tides combined with widespread gales to cause problems for motorists.
Met Éireann releases new alert for this afternoon as wild weather set to continue.
You know that changeable weather we’ve been experiencing? Well, it’s changing again…
Deluge caused major damage to iconic O’Connell Street department store building.
Clerys Department Store is closed today as a result of the flooding, while some DART services are still off after a lightning strike last night.
The west coast has been particularly badly hit by the overnight high winds, with power cuts from Donegal to Limerick.
High winds have knocked out power to homes across the country.
Weather is expected to calm later today in comparison with conditions seen earlier this week.
