Homepage news Storm Darragh: Disruption lingers as some to be left without power for a week Storm Darragh damage in the Greenhills Estate in Ballina, Co Mayo over the weekend. Picture: John O'Grady.

Photo: Aaron Duthie “The sheer longevity of the storm, and 80-90mph wind gusts, put Darragh up there with the worst of them power-outages, transport network closures and trees down in all corners.

The Environment Agency has issued 38 red flood warnings as the effects of Storm Darragh continue to be felt in parts of the UK, with the west country among the worst-hit areas ...

UK is in for more strong winds following the passage of Storm Darragh. Northern Ireland could experience gusts of up to 80mph until 6am on Sunday. After that, a new yellow weather warning for ...

Debris from Storm Darragh on the railway line in Kent. Credit: Network Rail Kent and Sussex Network Rail is warning passengers to check before they travel as some services are likely to be ...

Storm Darragh will finally have passed tomorrow - but it'll be a 'chilly' start to the week, according to forecasters. Daytime maximum temperatures may reach only 3C in the far north.

Telecommunications firm Eir said Storm Darragh caused widespread service disruptions across Ireland, with Mayo and Donegal “among the hardest-hit counties but impacts felt nationwide”. It said ...

Storm Darragh left thousands without power in UK and Ireland as 93 MPH winds through. A man died in northwest England when a tree fell on his van. Over 100 flood warnings were issued as trains ...

Storm Darragh will be moving away from the UK through Sunday but will continue to leave a legacy of strong north to northeasterly winds across much of England and Wales.

Storm Darragh brought gusts of 93mph to some parts of the country on Saturday, with millions warned to stay indoors, tens of thousands left without power and trains cancelled.