"Storm Éowyn Batters UK and Ireland with 'Once-in-a-Generation' Danger to Life Warnings"

 

No Train Services in Northern Ireland Due to Storm Éowyn

Published at 19:27

Translink, Northern Ireland's public transport company, has announced that no train services will be running today, with the possibility of disruptions continuing tomorrow. The company has also warned that bus services could be affected this afternoon and evening.

Ian Campbell, the director of service operations at Translink, explained that significant work is required to assess the damage, carry out repairs, and clear debris from the railway lines. Several routes are currently blocked by fallen trees and other debris.

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Storm Éowyn's Impact: Fallen Trees, Road Accidents, and More

Published at 19:14

Throughout the day, we've been reporting on the widespread disruption caused by Storm Éowyn across the UK and Ireland.

Here’s a look at some of the damage the storm has caused so far:

In Glasgow Green, strong gusts have caused trees to fall. The weather in the area is rapidly deteriorating, with the River Clyde looking particularly turbulent. The wind is so powerful that it's creating a loud roar as it sweeps through the city.

Several trees along the river's boulevard have toppled, and despite the storm, a lone jogger continues their run.

Stay safe, and remember to stay indoors.