Weather
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Heavy rain causes travel disruption in NI
Heavy rain has disrupted public transport in Northern Ireland and forced the cancellation of a major motorcycle race event.
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Six killed as tornadoes hit parts of Texas
At least six people were killed and up to 100 injured as a number of tornadoes devastated parts of Texas.
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Severe weather leads to flight disruption
Extreme weather conditions at Irish airports last night caused major disruption to Aer Lingus operations this morning.
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Some transport cancelled or diverted due to wind
The Dublin Airport Authority said that 11 flights have been cancelled and eight diverted due to strong winds at Dublin Airport.
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Argentina in mourning after floods
The government of Argentina has declared three days of national mourning after more than 50 people died in floods.
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Coldest March in many parts since records began
The month of March was the coldest for most parts of the country since records began 71 years ago.
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Dublin water restrictions extended overnight
Extended Dublin City Council water restrictions come into effect again at 7pm this evening and will run until 7am tomorrow.
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220 people rescued from ice floes off Latvia
Latvia's emergency services have rescued more than 220 people who were stranded on ice floes in the Gulf of Riga.
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Air Corps winches two people to safety in North
Two helicopters from the Air Corps have delivered aid to farmers and winched two people to safety in Northern Ireland where heavy snow has left thousands of sheep stranded in isolated areas.
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Dublin water restrictions to remain over weekend
Dublin City Council has said the decision to restrict water supply will be reviewed on Tuesday morning.
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Fresh weather warning for Leinster and Ulster
Fresh weather warnings have been issued as snow and ice persist in Leinster and Ulster.
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Winter fuel allowance extended by one week
Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton has announced a one-week extension to the winter fuel allowance.
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Thousands of farm animals buried in NI snow
A British army helicopter has been called in as part of an emergency operation to reach farms and families still cut off by snow drifts in Northern Ireland.
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200 homes in Northern Ireland still without power
200 homes and businesses across Northern Ireland are still without electricity as a result of storms over the weekend.
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Crews working to restore NI power supplies
Snow drifts of up to five metres have caused major problems for emergency crews working to restore power to homes in Northern Ireland.
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Nine killed in southern China thunderstorm
A thunderstorm and tornado left nine people dead and 272 injured in south China's Guangdong Province.
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North and east worst affected by severe weather
A weather warning remains in place, with high winds, heavy rain and snow forecast for parts of the country.
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Thousands lose power in NI snow storms
Around 18,000 homes in Northern Ireland are still without electricity following heavy snowfalls and strong winds last night.
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Serious flooding reported in Cork City
There are reports of bad flooding in Blackpool in Cork City.
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Temperatures to dip to -5C in parts overnight
Motorists are being advised that freezing temperatures could cause dangerous driving conditions in places.
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