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The Luas will also not operate tomorrow morning.
People have been warned to stay indoors as a matter of safety.
The button has become something of a staple of international crisis incidents.
Most people are obeying the Coast Guard’s warnings to stay away from the coast.
Similar arrangements are being made by local authorities in Limerick, Cork, Galway, Meath, Kildare, Louth and Wicklow.
The Leesiders are due to face Derry City at home tomorrow, when they could win the Premier Division title.
Minister for Education Richard Bruton has confirmed the news.
Roofs are being blown off, trees are being uprooted and electricity wires are being damaged as Ophelia batters Ireland.
Never fear, Teresa is here.
Cork Airport has cancelled all departures.
The incident happened this morning before the men made their way back to shore.
Sting jets get their named from the ‘sting in the tail’ of clouds.
“Our number one priority today is to avoid any injuries and any loss of life.”
Insurance Ireland has clarified that a post doing the rounds on social media is false.
Charge your phone and any other devices in your house – and don’t touch any fallen wires.
ESB is warning some households will be without power for up to 10 days.
It’s the worst storm to hit Ireland in 50 years.
Met Éireann has issued a status red weather warning for the entire country.
Rain can be expected over the country from tonight.
The state bus service said that it would not be operating the school bus routes in Cork, Kerry, Clare, Mayo and Galway.
We have our own naming system these days – but the storm won’t be rechristened.