Our thoughts are with the loved ones of Bruna Fonseca, may she rest in peace. Male violence against women is at epidemic levels. We must end it.

Difficult driving conditions in the greater Castleisland area at present (including towards Lyreacrompane) Please travel with care Radio Kerry News Nuacht an Deiscirt

.Garda Info are advising the public to stay away from Wexford General Hospital while emergency services including the NAS deal with an extensive fire within the building. Thank you for your co-operation.

We have multiple emergency vehicles assisting with the transfer of patients at Wexford General Hospital at present. Please only call us in the case of real emergencies.

⚠️ Members of the public are asked to continue to avoid Main Street, #Midleton to allow for clean-up operations after #StormBabet ℹ️ Please note, Midleton library remains closed until further notice. Cork County Council Library & Arts Service

An incredible response by the Voluntary Emergency Services yesterday & today supporting National Ambulance Service 🇮🇪🚑 Cork Kerry Community Healthcare HSE Ireland Cork County Council An Garda Síochána in Midleton and the East Cork area as a result of Storm Babet. St John Ambulance Ireland Irish Red Cross Order of Malta Ireland Civil Defence IRL

An incredible response by Mercy University Hospital Cork today, where hospital staff ensured patient safety and care was maintained during a very challenging incident. The past 36 hours have demonstrated the professionalism and resilience of healthcare staff across the country 🇮🇪

120 people across @HSE Cork City Council Cork County Council An Garda Síochána attended our bespoke ‘Introduction to Emergency Management’ course yesterday. The purpose of this course is to give an overview of the emergency management structures in Ireland & learnings from case studies

A great turn out at our first ‘Crisis Communications Workshop’ in Cork supporting the Principal Response Agencies across Cork and Kerry. A wide variety of topics looking at best practices and lessons from past incidents which is key to further enhancing emergency management.

MONA! You are an OLYMPIC MEDALLIST 🔥🥹 Bronze in the 100m Breaststroke #TeamIreland | #Paris2024

During #StormBert we advise everyone to remain cautious, stay safe and heed warnings as we wait for the storm to pass. Follow Met Éireann for the latest weather forecasts and alerts.

Cork County Council’s Crisis Management Team has convened in advance of a Status Red Rain Warning for Cork that will be in place from midnight tonight until 10.00am tomorrow morning. Met Éireann is forecasting intense falls of rain over a short period of time with the highest

Kerry County Councils Severe Weather Assessment Team convened this afternoon in advance of a Status Orange Rain warning for Kerry. The Status Orange Rainfall alert comes into effect at 00:00 and remains in place until 10:00 23/11/2024 Report any issues to KCC on 066 718 3588

Snow melt on high ground later tonight coupled with intense rainfall Fri night and the early hours of Sat 23/11/2024, will lead to surface and river flooding in locations around the county. Take precautions to protect properties at risk. Report issues to KCC on 066 718 3588

⚠️ Weather Advisory ⚠️ Met Eireann have issued a rain warning from midnight tonight until 10am on Saturday morning. Based on information obtained from Met Eireann there is no tidal flooding expected in Cork city, this is a pluvial event which may lead to localised spot

We advise you to avoid travel if possible during the red weather warning. If you must travel, please be mindful on the road. ⚠️ While our crews work through Orange and Red weather warnings, if you're in one of the affected counties please only call us in an emergency.

⚠️A Status Red Rainfall Warning comes into effect for Cork from midnight with the highest accumulations expected in West Cork. People are advised to prepare for the arrival of the storm including ensuring their mobile phone is fully charged to enable communication. The public

Cork area showing the differences and I really think we need to look a more granular weather warning system as one colour for the whole of Cork is too broad.