Weather
Storm Brian aftermath: Country in for a 'changeable and unsettled week ahead'
It is set to be another unsettled week following the nationwide devastation ex-Hurricane and Storm Brian left in their wake.
Less than a week after historic Storm Ophelia Ireland is bracing for Storm Brian with four separate weather warnings in place ahead of the...
Met Eireann have issued two Status Orange warnings and three Status Yellow warnings as Storm Brian is offically named by Met Eireann.
As the nation comes to terms with the devastation caused by Storm Ophelia, a second storm is beginning to hit Ireland.
As the nation comes to terms with the devastation caused by Storm Ophelia, it has been announced that a second storm is to hit Ireland this weekend.
Autumn has certainly made itself known in recent weeks and this weekend looks set to be a mixed back of rain and cooler temperatures.
It's set to be an "unsettled and changeable" weekend ahead, with a rare glimpse of autumn sunshine.
Met Eireann has issued two separate weather warnings as part of Ireland are set to endure torrential rain.
Motorists have been urged to take care on the roads this morning as a status orange weather warning is in place across the country.
Raincoats at the ready, this week’s forecast isn’t looking good.
Today will be "fresh and dry" according to forecasters and there is some good news on the way for the weekend.
It might be wise to pull out the winter duvet this weekend as temperatures are set to drop below zero in some parts of the country.
Ireland is preparing for a miserable weekend as Autumn begins to set in.
Officials across the north-eastern Caribbean have cancelled airline flights, shuttered schools and urged people to hunker down indoors as Hurricane Irma barrelled toward the region as a powerful...
The wettest day in over 60 years was recorded last month, Met Eireann has revealed.
The mercury is due to rise to 21 degrees today - but it is not all good news on the weather front as rain is due to make its way across the country.
Met Éireann have upgraded a weather warning as high rainfall is expected over the weekend.
Summer is officially over and colder temperatures are set to hit Ireland as students return back to school.
There is confusion in Donegal as locals waited for the 30 soldiers who were sent to help after flash flooding hit on Tuesday night.
Two status yellow weather warnings have been issued for five counties this evening.
Dramatic photographs and videos are emerging online hours after the north and north-west of...
Skies in Dublin have been lit up by lightning storms tonight.
Hurricane Gert is going to bring more unsettled weather to Ireland, adding to the recent spell of strong winds and heavy rain.
Some areas of the country experienced heavy rain last night leading to localised spot flooding – and that risk is only set to continue as heavier than...
Some sunny spells, but don’t forget your umbrella because the rain will never be too far away.
With heatwave Lucifer causing temperatures to soar across Europe, there's no chance that Ireland will receive the tail end of any of that heat.
It might be a weekend to gamble with a BBQ, but we'd recommend an umbrella for some cooking cover.
The weather this Bank Holiday weekend will be mixed with some good sunshine but also plenty of showers and wind.
It’s looking like a week for your umbrella with some heavy showers in store.
Don’t be deceived by the Saturday morning sunshine; rain is on the way.
Hurrah it's the final weekend of July but unfortunately for Ireland that doesn't spell sweltering weather conditions.
Our 'hit-and-miss' weather is set to continue for the weekend with more blustery winds and showers.
There will be "typical Irish weather" for the rest of the week with a mixture of sunshine, rain and winds.
The weather will be unsettled this week as heavy rain and humid conditions are set to replace the bright, sunny conditions.
Summer is set to make a brief reappearance over the next few days, with highs in the early twenties expected in most parts of the country.
Summer is set to make a brief reappearance over the next few days, with highs in the early twenties expected in most parts of the country.
The ESB network has suffered 500 outages over the last 24 hours, after thunder and lightning storms ravaged parts of the country overnight.
Summer is taking a few days off.
Farmers have been packing away their machinery before the rain comes after a bumper harvest of hay and silage.
"Could this unusual heat last for the summer?" we asked. Well, the short answer is "no".
Temperatures are set to reach 27 degrees this week but you better make the most of it.
The high temperatures from the weekend are set to stay for the beginning of the week - but it's not all good news.
It's good news for the weekend as Ireland is set to bask in sunshine, with temperatures of up to 20 degrees.
Humidity is the key word for the rest of the week, as Ireland is set for hazy sunshine and patches of rain.
In typical manner of the Irish weather, next week is expected to bring a mixed bag of sunny spells, cloud and rain.
Better conditions are forecast for the weekend but the threat of rain is still present.
IT MAY not be the best week weather-wise if you've booked a staycation....
Don't forget the rain gear and sunglasses if you're heading to Body and Soul this weekend.
The state forecaster has confirmed that Wednesday was the hottest day of the year so far.
Extreme heat across large tracts of the Northern Hemisphere raised fears for crops in China, fuelled forest fires in Portugal and Russia's Far East,...
Ireland will sizzle hotter than many European countries today as the mercury hits a scorching 28C.
