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Friday 24 January 2025 Dublin: 6°C
Connacht Gaa Air Dome worth €3.1 million destroyed by storm winds in Mayo
Around 715,000 homes without power as 'historic' Storm Éowyn hits
Wind speed records are likely to have been broken this morning, Met Éireann has said.
There has been extensive and unprecedented damage to the electricity network.
Nineteen counties remain under a Red wind warning, with Orange warnings in place elsewhere.
The Taoiseach has urged people to "stay safe and stay home".
In pictures: Storm Éowyn takes hold across the country
Serious collision in Donegal and caravan overturns in Cork as emergency services face 'difficult conditions'
Star-studded luxurious living in the heart of Malahide for €1,950,000
Public transport operators warn of ongoing disruption throughout the day
Around 11,000 eir broadband faults reported and 10% of Vodafone network sites brought down by storm
Novak Djokovic booed by fans as he's forced to retire in Australian Open semi-final
‘I love kitsch and tack but in a considered way’: Andrea Horan invites us into her colourful Dublin City home
Power lost to water treatment plants supplying around 150,000 people
US deports hundreds of migrants, with warrantless raid in Newark slammed for 'violating constitution'
Wind speed records broken as Éowyn sweeps Ireland
Mean wind speeds reached hurricane force in Connemara, Co Galway and are likely to have broken records.
Hundreds of flights cancelled in and out of Ireland due to Storm Éowyn
Man United captain Bruno Fernandes scores late winner in 2-1 victory over Rangers
Opinion: We don’t need a new Occupied Territories Bill – improve this one and pass it quickly
Roderic O'Gorman
Stay safe: Here's how to prepare yourself and your home for Storm Éowyn
Secure the bins, charge your phone and prepare to stay indoors.
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Yesterday
23rd January 2025
Donald Trump orders JFK and Martin Luther King Jr assassination documents declassified
Witness heard 'loud thud' in Kildare assault as man's head was 'kicked like a football', jury told
Sackler family, owners of Purdue Pharma, reach $7.4 billion settlement over US opioid crisis
Trump criticises EU regulations and tells businesses to build in the US or 'pay tariffs'
Here's what happened today: Thursday
President appoints new Government and delivers seals of office to new senior ministers
The majority of the Dáil voted to approve the new cabinet this evening.
Shoppers urged not to 'panic buy' as bread aisles clear out ahead of Status Red storm
Teenager who murdered three children at dance class in Southport sentenced to 52 years in jail
Autistic children were told to attend pre-school tomorrow due to Dept of Education error
'Did he burn the documents?': Doherty raises questions about Lowry and the Doncaster deal
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'Depressing': Micheál Martin criticised for appointing just three women as senior ministers
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Public advised to shelter in place during 'damaging, destructive and dangerous' storm
Storm Éowyn is expected to make landfall in Ireland shortly, with Status Red weather warnings in place early tomorrow morning.
All schools, including creches, primary, secondary, and third level, will be closed for the duration of the red level warning.
An Post has confirmed that there will be no postal deliveries or collections tomorrow.
All National Parks will be closed tomorrow and will remain closed until further notice.
Who's in? Who's out? Here is the new Cabinet
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Media training is not a ‘personality transplant’: Leinster's side of the story
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Historic 10-point tiebreak win for Madison Keys over Iga Swiatek in Australian Open semi-final
Housing target missed: The number of homes built last year actually fell by 6.7%
Former soldier Cathal Crotty jailed for two years for assault on Natasha O'Brien
Debunked: Elon Musk misleadingly suggests other celebrities made controversial 'Nazi' gesture
Major supermarkets to close nationwide tomorrow while Red Status warning is in effect
Will your car insurance be cancelled if you drive during a Red warning? Insurers say no