STORM TRACKER: Follow 'Storm Amy' as it bears down on Ireland amid brutal forecast
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05 Sept 2025
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05 Sept 2025
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PICTURE: David Costello Photography/@DavidCostelloDC
In the wake of Storm Isha's ferocious onslaught, a Dublin photographer snapped a chaotic scene in the aftermath of the powerful winds and torrential rain.
As the storm intensified over the Irish Sea, Dublin Port bore the brunt of the severe weather conditions which brought about an orange warning nationwide.
Intense winds caused several shipping containers to topple like dominos, creating a chaotic scene in one of the country's major transportation hubs.
Photographer David Costello was on scene and caught the incident as security attended the area.
#StormIsha knocking over containers in Dublin Port https://t.co/TdkUxToBpG#Dublin #DublinPort #Ringsend #Storm #Wind #Weather@stormhour @deric_tv pic.twitter.com/B6z1H5AdsH
— David Costello Photography (@DavidCostelloDC) January 21, 2024
Dublin Port have been contacted for comment.
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