Thursday, January 23, 2025 As Storm Éowyn neared Ireland’s shores, a Status Red Weather Warning was issued for multiple regions across the country. This extreme weather event has led to widespread disruptions to transportation, including severe delays and cancellations at Ireland’s busiest airports. These disruptions have been exacerbated by the storm’s high winds, which are forecast to reach up to 200 km/h, and other challenging weather conditions such as fog and low visibility.
Widespread Disruptions Across Airports Ireland’s airports, including those in Dublin, Shannon, and Ireland West Knock, have prepared for the storm’s impact by urging travelers to stay informed about potential flight cancellations and delays. The storm has been particularly threatening in western regions of Ireland, such as County Clare and County Galway , which are expected to experience the worst of the conditions early on Friday, 24 January 2025 . Airlines, including Aer Lingus and Ryanair , have warned passengers to expect significant delays and to regularly check their flight status for updates.
They have specifically mentioned the challenges caused by low visibility and poor conditions expected for flights departing on Thursday and Friday. Shannon Airport , though continuing operations as usual, announced that it was preparing for the storm’s arrival. The airport confirmed it was monitoring the situation and working with relevant authorities to mitigate any impact on passengers.
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