On the morning of ­January 6, 1839, the people of Ireland woke up to a large blanket of snow that had fallen overnight.

A storm turned waterfalls upside down on Ireland’s famous Cliffs of Moher. Storm Darragh also caused damage and left hundreds of thousands without power in parts of the UK and Ireland. More for You ...

A Status Red wind warning was issued for the entire country, with the record-breaking winds hitting 190km/h in some counties ...

A HUGE number of popular attractions will close tomorrow due to “dangerous” Storm Eowyn – with people being urged to “stay at home” while the red alerts are in place.

Red warnings for wind cover the entirety of Ireland and parts of Scotland as the storm brings staggering winds posing a ...

The launch of the largest and most luxurious vessel to ever operate in North Clare has met with major fanfare in the region. Doolin Ferry Co has officially unveiled its state-of-the art Cliffs of ...

Musk calling for him to receive Medal of Freedom Fun-filled Irish town close to some of the country's best attractions including the stunning Cliffs of Moher Climbing the world’s other highest ...