A rare red weather warnings has been issued by the Met Office for Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland as Storm Éowyn is set to bring severe winds to the UK on Friday.

Services at Belfast International Airport will be limited during Friday’s red weather warning as Northern Ireland prepares for Storm Eowyn, a spokesperson said.

Status Red gale warnings to apply across the country, with storm force southerly winds featuring gusts in excess of 130km/h ...

How serious is this red weather warning? Storm Éowyn, which will hit Ireland in the early hours of Friday morning, is set to be “dangerous, destructive” and among the most severe storms ...

When will the red weather warning end? The Met Office announced on Thursday that a red weather warning would be in place across the north from 7am on Friday until 2pm.

The public has been told to brace for one of the most severe storms that Ireland has ever seen as Storm Eowyn is expected to bring 'very strong winds and widespread disruption' ...

Find out how to prepare for red weather warnings issued by the Met Office for Friday (January 24) due to Storm Éowyn.

Every county on the island of Ireland faces Status Red weather warnings on Friday, as Storm Éowyn threatens disruption, damage and cancellations.