Dublin Airport has confirmed that a small number of flights have been cancelled today due to the effects of Storm Ciara.
Ireland is in the midst of a status orange wind warning until noon and many in the capital will have been woken up this morning by swirling wind and rain. The inclement weather has caused cancellations and delays at Dublin Airport with passengers advised to check their flight information throughout the day.
A small number of flights have been cancelled to/from @DublinAirport today due to #StormCiara. The weather conditions may also result is some flight delays. Please check latest flight information with your airline before coming to the airport today.
— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) February 9, 2020
As it stands, departures from Dublin Airport to Amsterdam, Frankfurt and London Gatwick among others have been cancelled. Flights coming in from Gatwick have also fallen victim to Storm Ciara, as have others from Edinburgh and Glasgow. If you’re flying in or out today, you can keep up to date here.
In other news, all of today’s camogie league fixtures have been postponed due to the weather. There is likely to be other sporting cancellations, although there is no news yet about Ireland’s Women’s Six Nations clash with Wales in Donnybrook which is due to kick off at 1pm.
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