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Six-try Munster leap up to third after bonus-point win over URC leaders Glasgow - Vimarsana News

Six-try Munster leap up to third after bonus-point win over URC leaders Glasgow

The hosts dazzled in freezing conditions to show their attack is warming up nicely for the Champions Cup.

Source: the42.ie
Storm Debi: Owner of 'devasted' Galway shop relieved no one was killed - Vimarsana News

Storm Debi: Owner of 'devasted' Galway shop relieved no one was killed

The owner flooded shop in Oranmore, Galway has said he is just relieved no one was killed by by Storm Debi. 

Department of Education confirms late start for schools in areas under orange and red warnings - Vimarsana News

Department of Education confirms late start for schools in areas under orange and red warnings

Bus Éireann has advised it will not be operating school transport on Monday morning in the counties affected by the Status Red and Orange Warnings

Irish weather: Schools in counties affected by Storm Debi Red and Orange warnings to remain closed until 10am on Monday - Vimarsana News

Irish weather: Schools in counties affected by Storm Debi Red and Orange warnings to remain closed until 10am on Monday

Forecasters have extended the time period for Storm Debi’s Status Red warning for 10 counties this morning.

Storm Debi: Follow live as Ireland is battered by winds up to 130kmph | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad - Vimarsana News

Storm Debi: Follow live as Ireland is battered by winds up to 130kmph | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad

Follow the latest weather updates, warnings and footage on our live blog as Ireland braces for Storm Debi to hit the country on Monday, November 13.

Source: joe.ie