Storm Éowyn was a real eye opener about the damage an extreme weather event can cause in Ireland and highlighted key ...

Insurance payments as a result of catastrophic damage caused by Storm Éowyn are tipped to be the highest on record, surpassing €300million.

This ‘would be in and around the most expensive weather event in the State in the past 25 years’, says Insurance Ireland.

It is now estimated that the total area of forestry blown down after Storm Éowyn will be in the region of 23,625ha.

Yellow weather alerts have been in force across the UK this morning with a map showing which areas will be worst affected.

An initial satellite assessment of damage to forests from storms Darragh and Éowyn estimated the total area of blown down to ...

NOELLE O’CONNELL CEO of European Movement Ireland After nearly three weeks, on Wednesday, 12 February, ESB Networks confirmed it had restored electricity to the last remaining customers whose power ...

Grants totalling £3.1m are set to benefit an estimated 150,000 rural dwellers under DAERA Minister Andrew Muir's department’s Rural Micro Capital Grant Scheme.

Weather expert Cathal Nolan from Ireland's Weather Channel has warned people to expect widespread disruptions ahead of the ...

According to the CalMac website 29 out of 30 ferry routes have been affected by the adverse weather. As of 8.45 Friday, six routes have been cancelled outright by CalMac, with several facing ...

St Mary’s Secondary School, Newport, never got motoring as they fell to a two-point defeat against Scoil Mhuire agus Íde, Newcastle West, in the Munster Post Primary Schools Senior ‘C’ Hurling Final ...