Ireland is on high alert as it prepares for Storm Eowyn, one of the most dangerous storms predicted in recent history. The national emergency coordination group warns of violent winds, with gusts expected to exceed 130 km/h. Public transport, schools, and airports will close, and emergency services are ready for extensive damage and power outages. Keith Leonard emphasizes the risk to life and property, urging residents to stay indoors and prepare for potential disruptions. Local authorities are advising vulnerable individuals, especially those in mobile homes, to seek safer accommodations during the storm.
Ireland is bracing for one of the most dangerous storms ever seen, with the national weather centre warning of violent winds from 2am on Friday.
Keith Leonard, the chair of the national emergency coordination group, said the storm would be destructive, dangerous, and disruptive, with gusts greater than 130km/h inland.
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