A cold snap which saw tens of thousands without power or water is coming to an end, the Irish national weather agency said.

THE weather in Dublin will “gradually become milder” over the next few days after temperatures plunged to a glacial -4.8C ...

Temperatures dipped to more than -6C last night as forecasters claim there is a possibility of a further final weather ...

Temperatures as low as -7.5C were recorded overnight, but the end is in sight as the current severe weather situation should ...

The big freeze is coming to an end but fresh snowfall has already been reported this morning in a couple of counties ...

Sub-zero temperatures were again recorded across the country overnight as Met Éireann recorded temperatures dropped to -6.5C ...

Met Éireann said the extreme cold will persist into tomorrow, with a further Status Orange warning for low temperatures and ...

Aontú leader Peadar Toibin had suggested that weather warnings issued to some parts of the country were an "overreaction" ...

FEARS are growing that there could be another re-freeze tonight after fresh snow was reported in several counties overnight. Met Eireann has confirmed that the thaw will start from tomorrow, but ...

Tomorrow will be generally cloudy with scattered outbreaks of light rain and drizzle. Scattered showers will spread across ...

Irish leaders have indicated they are content with the handling of recent weather as the end of the cold snap is in sight.

Met Éireann has confirmed that the end of the cold snap is in sight, as milder weather is expected to return this weekend. Meanwhile, government leaders have said they are content with the handling of ...