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Gardeners in Greenock have rallied round after their historic allotments in the town were wrecked by Storm Eowyn.
From water shortages to grid strain, Storm Éowyn highlighted Ireland’s underinvestment in infrastructure. Experts warn that ...
University of Galway research team reveal thousands living in western coastal areas narrowly avoided devastating flooding ...
The country was "incredibly lucky" to avoid devastating flooding during Storm Éowyn as new research shows if it had hit ...
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Dublin Live on MSNSocial welfare relief payment scheme applications to shut todayThe Humanitarian Assistance Scheme can provide emergency financial help if your home has been affected by a severe weather ...
The highest gust recorded was 184 km/h, with the highest 10-minute wind speed reaching 142 km/h at Mace Head Atmospheric ...
Researchers from the University of Galway reveal that the storm generated some of the highest tidal surges ever recorded in ...
The facility in Helensburgh was damaged in the storm almost three months ago and work is ongoing to identify a solution.
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Irish Independent on MSN‘It’s hard to imagine how narrowly we avoided it’ – how luck of timing saved cities and airport from catastrophe here during Storm ÉowynTens of thousands of people and properties narrowly escaped disaster by luck of timing when Storm Éowyn hit the country.
26,050 hectares of forests have suffered wind damage following recent storms Darragh and Éowyn, a satellite survey from the ...
Gardeners in Greenock have rallied round after their historic allotments in the town were wrecked by Storm Eowyn.
PARTS of Ireland could have been completely devastated by flooding if the record breaking Storm Eowyn had hit just one week ...
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