Two yellow wind warnings have been issued by the Met Office - one for Friday morning and another for Sunday.

In the first weekend of December, Storm Darragh wreaked widespread havoc across North Wales, where some places were quickly ...

With all ferry services suspended ... more than 280,000 homes and businesses were without power in Northern Ireland last night after the storm battered the region.

POWER cuts and ferry cancellations could be possible this weekend as powerful gusts and heavy rain return to Ireland’s shores ...

Stena Line, which owns the Port of Holyhead, has issued a major update on the work to repair a ferry berth damaged during ...

Ferry operators have had to cancel numerous Irish Sea crossings on Friday because of Storm Éowyn. Irish Ferries have cancelled crossings in both directions between Dublin and Holyhead ...

One of Britain's busiest ports is on course to fully reopen on 1 July after it was damaged by Storm Darragh, it has been ...

Ferries across the Irish Sea and Western Isles will stay in port for the storm. Edinburgh Airport, Glasgow Airport and Belfast said flights will be 'limited' amid the weather warning. Meanwhile ...

Gardai - the Irish national police - say ... Calmac and Western ferry services are also cancelled. Other services affected by the storm include Avanti West Coast, LNER, West Midlands Railway ...