Storm Eowyn: Almost 90 flights cancelled at Dublin Airport, schools closed and public transport cancelled as public warned to 'shelter' during red warning

As Storm Éowyn is set to impact Ireland with extreme weather conditions, officials have declared a Status Red warning, advising the public to stay home. All educational institutions will close, and workers are urged to work remotely. Wind gusts may reach 140km/h, prompting forecasters to emphasize the potential risk to life. Multiple weather warnings have been issued, with travel disruptions and public transport services being monitored closely. Ryanair and other transport services are attempting to maintain schedules, but safety remains the priority for authorities.

"The entire country is preparing for the Status Red storm, Storm Éowyn, set to hit the country over the next 24 hours, leading to significant closures and safety measures."

"With wind gusts of up to 140kmph expected, forecasters have issued a stark warning of an extreme risk to life as Storm Éowyn approaches Ireland."

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