More sunscreen than rain jackets for Electric Picnic
Electric Picnic festival-goers are being advised to pack their sunscreen!
Source: q102.ie
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Ireland to be hit with 'relatively settled' weather before major switch
WEATHER chiefs have said the next few days will be “relatively settled” – before a major switch up Wednesday night.And Electric Picnic punters m
Source: thesun.ie
Electric Picnic Weather Update - Alan O'Reilly
Alan O'Reilly joined Kayte O'Malley from On The Move to give a quick update about the weather following Electric Picnic.
Source: galwaybayfm.ie
Firefighters battle huge blaze after lightning strikes two Dublin homes
TWO houses in Dublin were engulfed in flames after they were hit by lightning earlier this evening.Dublin Fire Brigade rushed to the scene, in the Cor
County Fingal Alan Oreilly Matthew Bowman Eireann Joanna Donnelly Ireland Premier Division Fire Brigade
Source: thesun.ie
Major change as Met Eireann forecast weather for the weekend
Ireland's weather is about to take a turn as mild temperatures give way to a cooler phase.
Source: fm104.ie
Midwest Radio - Flooding reported in areas of the country last night as the worst of Storm Betty passes
Midwest Radio Broadcasting from Co Mayo in Ireland. Midwest Radio is the Number 1 local radio in Ireland
Source: midwestradio.ie
Founder Of Carlow Weather Alan O'Reilly Announces Engagement To Partner Eimear
Everyone's favourite online weatherman, Alan O'Reilly, is engaged to his partner Eimear Ní Bhraonáin.
Source: extra.ie
Over 12 thousand homes are without power this morning after overnight damage of Storm Bettie
Many people are waking up to damage and no power due to overnight damage from Storm Bettie.
Source: iradio.ie
Storm Betty: 50,000 homes and businesses without power as floods and falling trees cause disruption
Status Yellow warning still in place since 8am for Donegal, Leitrim and Sligo
Source: irishtimes.com