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Storm Éowyn: Government to offer financial support to those affected by storm as 402,000 remain without electricity
The scale of the damage to the electricity network is unprecedented and many remain without power.
Taoiseach says "huge" work needed to restore power, water and communications to hundreds of thousands.
Most public transport resumed this morning after widespread disruption yesterday.
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Lowry requests permission to address Dáil to respond to Doherty allegations
After nearly 100 years, Dublin's 46A bus route will cease operation tonight
Man arrested after woman (40s) found dead at residence in Waterford City
Israel releases 200 Palestinian prisoners as Hamas releases four female Israeli soldiers
British Museum forced to partly close after alleged IT attack by former employee
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Storm Éowyn forces GAA league postponements, Celtic match off due to stadium damage
Roads clear-up continues, as public transport resumes with some disruptions and diversions
Number of people without water after Storm Éowyn climbs to 217,000, with 300,000 more at risk
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Man who died after tree fell on car named locally, as gardaí continue investigation
Crisis meeting among Defence Forces chiefs over ships going to sea without working guns
The meeting on Monday saw naval leadership summoned from their base in Cork Harbour.
Dáil Opposition parties rare sign of unity this week looks to be just a flash in the pan
Vera Pauw named head coach of United Arab Emirates women's team
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Dad humour, Hot to GoGo and Lowry's lads: The bits you might have missed amid the Dáil madness
It was a colourful few days in Leinster House to say the least.
US Secretary of State freezes almost all foreign aid, except for Israel and Egypt
US group's 'hurricane hunter' plane tracking Storm Éowyn from Shannon Airport
Trump says he will sign executive order 'maybe getting rid of' federal disaster relief agency
Number of customers without water hits 138,000, Uisce Éireann warns figure likely to get higher
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Speed limits on rural roads to be reduced from 7 February, with more to follow later this year
Storm Éowyn: 540,000 premises still without electricity and 138,000 people without water
ESB restoration crews are working around the clock and will provide customers with better estimates from tomorrow.
Hundreds of flights were cancelled in and out of Irish airports
Connacht GAA's €3.1 million Air Dome was destroyed by high speed winds
The full extent of the damage done to the ESB network will not be clear until an assessment is completed over the weekend
Were your windows coated in dust after the storm? Two experts explain the phenomenon
Six metre tall marine buoy adrift since Storm Bert washes up on Co Kerry beach
Hamas names four Israeli 'women soldiers' set to be released as part of captive exchange deal
Some bus and rail services resume, but many operators warn of ongoing disruption
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Man dies in Donegal after tree falls on his car during Storm Éowyn
Diageo considering selling off Guinness for reported $10 billion
Gardaí investigate late night Limerick city feud shooting incident
Connacht GAA Air Dome worth €3.1 million destroyed by storm winds in Co Mayo
How does Storm Éowyn compare to Ireland's most-recent storms?
Kerry couple 'lucky' to be alive after part of their home collapsed during storm gusts
Falling tree slices through house in Newtownabbey as Storm Éowyn causes damage across north