Storm Ashley latest as thousands lose power in 130kph gusts Met Eireann ‘threat to life’ alert & still ‘very windy’
THOUSANDS of Irish homes and businesses are without power today as Storm Ashley brings 130kph gusts across the country. Met Eireann has issued a “threat to life” orange warning, and
Storm Ashley: Flights into Dublin cancelled and diverted amid gusts of 130 kmph in the west
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Storm Ashley live updates: More than 29,000 without power as flights cancelled at Dublin, Cork and Belfast airports
ESB working to repair damage amid orange and yellow wind warnings affected country with ongoing travel disruption
Dozens of Dublin Airport flights cancelled as Storm Ashley hits Ireland
A spokesperson for Dublin Airport said: "Storm Ashley is having an impact on flight operations throughout Ireland and the UK today. Some airlines have cancelled a small number of flights in and out of Dublin Airport, while others are subject to delays. Winds are forecast to remain strong throughout."
Flight disruptions at Dublin Airport as storm Ashley hits Ireland
Flights at Dublin Airport have been significantly disrupted due to Storm Ashley, the first named storm of the 2024/2025 European windstorm season. The
Storm Ashley Ireland: Met Eireann issues major weather alert updates impacting hundreds of thousands of people
The update to the orange wind alert, which also includes counties Galway and Mayo, will be active between 12pm and 9pm on Sunday
Storm Ashley: Orange warning for seven counties as 130kmh gusts of wind leaves 53,000 homes without power; number of flights cancelled
Storm Ashley hit Ireland with winds that gusted to over 130kmh which left 53,000 homes, farms and businesses without power though the overall storm impact was not as severe as initially feared. While winds left thousands across Munster,
145km/hr winds recorded and trampolines sent flying as Storm Ashley hits
Winds of up to 145km/hr have been recorded while the tide has raised dangerously as Storm Ashley reaches Ireland. Several counties have been hit with an orange wind warning for Storm Ashley, which was brought forward by two hours to 10am on Sunday (October 20) until 8pm.
Storm Ashley: Thousands without power as 130km/h gusts recorded
Storm Ashley has left thousands without power as gusts of 130km/h have been recorded along the west coast. Kerry, Leitrim, Sligo, Clare, Donegal, Mayo and Galway are under a status-orange warning until 8pm on Sunday.
Storm Ashley warnings stood down as Met Eireann vow ‘sunny’ day & reveal worst-hit areas amid new Dublin Airport alert
MET Eireann have promised a mostly dry and “sunny” day today as the Storm Ashley clear-up begins across the country. However, ...
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Dublin weather: The capital to bask in sunny spells before unsettled weather returns
Dublin will see a few days of respite after Storm Ashley battered the capital with gale-force winds. Today will start with a ...
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WATCH: Plane forced to abort landing at Dublin Airport on two occasions as Storm Ashley approaches
A plane was forced to abandon two attempts to land at Dublin Airport on Friday afternoon due to strong winds ahead of the ...
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Watch: Stomach churning scenes at Dublin Airport as Storm Ashley forces 30 go-arounds
Almost 30 flights have had to perform go-arounds at Dublin Airport due to the severe conditions presented by Storm Ashley.
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Dublin weather: Storm Ashley to pummel the capital with coastal flooding and gale force winds
Storm Ashley will bring severe weather later today as Met Eireann has issued multiple warnings for Ireland.
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