STORM TRACKER: Follow 'Storm Amy' as it bears down on Ireland amid brutal forecast
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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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TFI Bus
TFI operations across the country will not be operational during the red weather warnings issued by Met Éireann in preparation for Storm Éowyn.
This includes a number of services in County Carlow as Carlow is under a red weather warning from 02:00 Friday 24/01/2025 to 10:00 Friday 24/01/2025.
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From TFI (Transport for Ireland):
Public transport including bus, tram and train services, will not be operating when the Status Red Warning is in place. Services in the hours before and after the Red Warning takes effect are also likely to be severely impacted.
Precise details as to when the Status Red Warning takes effect in various parts of the country, and its likely duration, are still emerging from Met Éireann. As NTA and the transport operators get further information we will be in a better position to provide greater clarity on the impact of services around the country.
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