Storm Bert has been named as the second storm of Ireland’s 2024/2025 season, Met Éireann announced today, Thursday, November 21. Storm Bert will bring “much wetter and windier” weather to ...

Storm Bert made landfall in the United Kingdom today, slamming into England, Ireland, and Scotland, causing massive transportation disruptions and power outages across all three countries ...

Some 11,000 electricity customers remain without power on Saturday evening as a result of Storm Bert, ESB Networks has said. Those who remain disconnected are predominantly in areas worst hit by ...

Storm Bert battered Britain and Ireland on Saturday, November 23, causing heavy snow, rain, and strong winds. In Ireland, flooding was reported from various places, and power outage affected at ...

The storm also hit Ireland, flooding roads in the west and cutting power to tens of thousands of customers. Sign up here. A man in his 60s died after a tree fell on a car on the A34 highway in ...

Storm Bert left at least 60,000 properties in Ireland without power, and closed roads. Storm Bert has wreaked havoc in parts of Ireland and Britain, causing severe flooding and widespread disruption.

Heavy weekend rain and strong winds brought in by Storm Bert caused widespread flooding and travel disruptions across Britain and Ireland, and killed at least three people in England and Wales.

Storm Bert is forecast to bring heavy rain and strong winds to Ireland this weekend as the cold snap comes to an abrupt end. The second named storm of the season could bring wind gusts of up to ...

STORM Bert is set to bring fresh weather chaos to Ireland as up to 100mm of rain are possible in the next 36 hours – bringing floods along with gale force winds. Met Eireann have issued three… ...

AS Storm Bert brews, weather experts have warned it will bring “two different impacts”across the country. Alan O’Reilly from Carlow Weather warned there’s a “very wet and windy night and ...

Storm Bert has Caelan Doris on high alert as he backs Sam Prendergast to shine - but insists a new-look Ireland must get the basics right against Fiji.