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Met Eireann issues series of ongoing westher warnings as storm moves slowly over the country

Several yellow weather warnings in place across country as Storm Bert brings flooding and travel disruption

Public in Cork and Galway urged to ‘shelter in place’ as ‘complex, multi-hazard’ storm hits

Red warning for two counties while orange warning in place for six counties

Intense falls of rain due between midnight and 10am on Saturday morning after cold days with snow in parts

Wintry scenes from around Ireland as snow falls overnight and Met Éireann extends weather warnings

Conditions to cause ‘very difficult’ travelling conditions and likely disruption to public transport

Risk of flooding in Cork and Waterford as showers of sleet and snow likely to transition to rain

Hazardous conditions from ice on roads and paths may cause travel disruption, says Met Éireann

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Met Éireann is forecasting that temperatures will take a steep drop nationwide

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Met Éireann says ‘people are going to get quite a shock as the temperatures plummet’ from Monday

Status yellow fog warning in place until Wednesday morning this week

High pressure is causing very mild winds from the south and southwest, making it feel more like summer than autumn

Met Éireann said that ‘relatively mild’ conditions are in store

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Rain warning for Donegal on Sunday but ‘more settled’ weather can be expected next week

Met Éireann issued a yellow alert for six counties, many of which were badly affected at the weekend

Storm Ashley: Worst affected counties in terms of power outages are Galway, Mayo and Kerry

Thousands of homes were left without electricity, while flights were delayed, diverted and cancelled

ESB working to repair damage amid orange and yellow wind warnings affected country with ongoing travel disruption

Warnings intensify for Kerry, Leitrim and Sligo with winds of up to 120km/h expected in places

First named storm of the season set to make landfall on Sunday, with high winds expected amid high spring tides

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Warning came into effect at 6pm and runs until midnight

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Met Éireann says the storm will mix with the jet stream after it hits Florida and moves away from the Gulf Coast

Temperatures will drop towards the end of the week

Bantry was worst affected, with shops and houses flooded in centre of village

National Directorate for Fire and Emergency Management and Met Éireann met on Friday ahead of alerts coming into force

Second highest level issued for Cork and Kerry with yellow alert in place for Clare, Limerick, Waterford, Galway and Mayo

North and northwest buck trend, with forecaster marking them as the sunniest parts of Ireland last month

Status orange and yellow weather warnings had been in place across a number of counties on Sunday

Weather forecast: Motorists advised to take extra care with heavy rain forecast in Munster and much of Leinster

Intense and thundery downpours expected to lead to flooding and travel disruption in several counties

Scattered showers, some sunshine and chilly nights on the way, says Met Éireann

Wind and heavy rain could result in traffic delays and disruption on the roads, Met Éireann said

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