Navigating the Aftermath of Storm Eowyn: Ireland’s Response to Extreme Weather

In January 2025, Storm Eowyn struck Ireland with unprecedented force, leading to the closure of major attractions and services. This blog explores the immediate impacts on tourism, transportation, and daily life, highlighting the resilience of communities and the measures taken to ensure public safety.

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.

Storm Eowyn

Dublin Zoo will remain closed tomorrow Credit: Getty Images – Getty

Strong winds reaching 130km/h are forecasted, prompting a life-threatening alert starting tomorrow morning. As a precaution, several popular tourist attractions in Ireland, including Dublin Zoo, Fota Wildlife Park, the Guinness Storehouse, Emerald Park, and the Cliffs of Moher, will remain closed. Visitors are strongly advised to avoid the area, particularly the Cliffs of Moher, due to the hazardous conditions.

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