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Bomb cyclone threatens Ireland, United Kingdom with fierce windsAn enormous bomb cyclone will slam Ireland late Thursday, bringing intense rain and wind on its way to delivering a separate blow to the United Kingdom ... have named the storm Éowyn — the ...
Perils initially calculated Storm Éowyn, which affected the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and the Central Belt of Scotland from 24 to 25 January, would cost the insurance sector €619m (£520m) ...
The clean-up in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn is expected to cost Scottish councils over £5million. The January tempest brought a rare red weather warning for the west of Scotland, with public ...
The Silent Valley Reservoir near Kilkeel, County Down has finally reopened its gates to the public after being closed for more than nine weeks because of damage caused by Storm Éowyn. But it is ...
Providing people with goodwill payments who were left without power for days after Storm Éowyn is the least politicians and electricity providers could do, a customer has said. Storm Éowyn ...
A research team at the University of Galway has revealed that Storm Éowyn generated the highest storm surges ever recorded at key locations on Ireland’s western seaboard. By analysing sea level ...
The figures from Unite the Union showed that 59% of those surveyed had been expected to turn up for work taking place outside despite the red weather warning in place due to Storm Eowyn.
The true cost of the devastating Storm Éowyn will be far greater than the €240m in insurance claims lodged so far, experts have predicted. The economic impact will be felt for some time as ...
In the aftermath of Storm Éowyn at the end of January, most wind-blown forests still have considerable timber value and will retain that value for some time, especially if the tree is still ...
The country was "incredibly lucky" to avoid devastating flooding during Storm Éowyn as new research shows if it had hit Ireland a week earlier, sea levels could have reached over five metres ...
On 24 January, Ireland was hit with one of the harshest storms in recent years. Storm Éowyn, with record breaking gusts of up to 184kph, caused an estimated €200m in damage and left more than ...
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