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Rare Call of Arklow Shipping Cargoship to Neighbouring Wicklow Port 11th March 2021 Arklow Vanguard arriving to Wicklow Port today - on what is a rare call by an ASL to the east coast port. The Dutch flagged vessel had sailed across the Celtic Sea from Avonmouth Docks on the Bristol Channel. Credit: Wicklow Maritime -facebook Before signing off for Afloat's report on RV Celtic Voyager's Dun Laoghaire call and bad weather forecast for Wicklow Head, this led to tracking an Arklow Shipping cargoship on a rare call bound to the nearby port, writes Jehan Ashmore. The Arklow Vanguard had anch...

Ireland weather: Met Eireann's updated gale warning as storm gusts to reach up to 110km/h A yellow wind warning also remains in place for Dublin 01/10/19 High seas and winds pictured on Howth pier (Image: Colin Keegan, Collins) Want the latest breaking news straight to your inbox? Sign up for our free newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ...

A Status Yellow weather warning for Cork, Kerry and Waterford remains in place this morning after heavy rain last night created a risk of some river and localised surface flooding. The warning that will be lifted at 4pm today states that rainfall totals of 30 to 40mm can be expected, particularly in mountainous regions. A wind warning is also in effect for all three counties, as well as Wexford until this afternoon too, after strong southerly winds on Thursday night and into Friday saw mean speeds of 50 to 60kmh with gusts of 80 to 100kmh. There remains a possibility of localised coastal floo...

A yellow warning for rainfall has been issued for 3 counties in the south, with 30 to 40 mm expected to fall in some areas and a risk of flooding.

And westerly winds will reach force 6 or 7 for a time this morning on coasts from Mizen Head to Loop Head to Slyne Head. Wednesday will be bright and breezy with sunny spells and scattered showers. Temperatures will hover around seven to 10 degrees before more heavy rain develops in the evening. Temperatures will dip to -1 over night before rain and sleet clears up by Thursday morning. Sunshine and showers will follow for the rest of the day with highest temperatures of seven to nine degrees. Moderate westerly winds will back southerly and freshen during the evening. Thursday night will be we...