Storm Éowyn has emerged as Ireland's most expensive weather event, causing widespread destruction and disruption, including the tragic death of a driver in Donegal. Winds reached 183kmh, surpassing past storms, and left 540,000 customers without power. The storm's consequences include significant clean-up costs expected to exceed €70 million, as many homes face extended outages. Forecasts of unstable weather over the coming days further complicate recovery efforts across several counties. Multiple weather warnings for snow, rain, and wind remain in effect, emphasizing ongoing threats to safety and infrastructure.
Storm Éowyn, described as Ireland's costliest weather event, resulted in extensive damage, with a driver tragically killed when a tree fell on their car.
With 540,000 without power and multiple weather warnings in place for snow, ice, and wind, the storm's aftermath poses significant challenges for recovery efforts.
Storm Éowyn brought winds of 183kmh, surpassing Hurricane Debbie's record, leading to the felling of nearly 1,000 trees and considerable property damage.
The storm’s damages, including the forecasted repair costs exceeding €70m, highlight a severe economic impact alongside the human toll, including the loss of life.
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