Possible public transport disruption due to adverse weather – Storm Dave

Status Yellow warning – wind and rain in Ireland Saturday to Sunday; with Weather Advisory for Ireland through to Tuesday morning

Due to significant strong to gale force winds ( and possible heavy rain)  across the country from Storm Dave, public transport services may be disrupted on Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th April 2026.

We would advise all customers to please allow extra time for your journey.

Status Yellow – Wind warning for Ireland;
and Rain warnings for Mayo, Sligo, Leitrim and Donegal

There is a risk of flooding and hazardous road/travelling conditions, with possible impacts including:

• Some fallen trees, branches
• Localised flooding
• Wave overtopping
• Poor visibility
• Difficult traveling conditions
• Debris, loose objects displaced
• Valid: 13:00 Saturday 04/04/2026 to 02:00 Sunday 05/04/2026
• Afterwards, beware of loose debris, fallen trees or localised flooding. 

Please check with your transport operator before travelling as there may be delays or curtailments due to adverse weather conditions.

• Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail: Customers are advised to check here or X @irishrail prior to travel for updates on services.
• TFI Local Link: Contact your local office for latest travel information.
• Bus Éireann: For up-to-date service information visit Service Updates.
• Dublin Bus: For up-to-date service information see @dublinbusnews or visit Dublin Bus – News.
• Go-Ahead Ireland: For up-to-date service information visit Service Updates – Go Ahead Ireland.
• Luas: For up-to-date service information visit Travel Updates – Luas. 

We would advise all customers to check operator websites before travelling for the latest information on their service.

Check The Met Éireann website for weather updates.

Weather Advisory for Ireland, (Friday 3rd through to Tuesday 7th 8:00)

Unsettled and mixed over Easter with a mobile Atlantic flow affecting Ireland. Windy or possibly stormy in places later Saturday.
• Potential for some severe or damaging west to southwest gusts.
• Coastal flooding is likely, especially around high tide times and in exposed, low-lying locations along the Atlantic coastal counties.
• High astronomical tides (Spring Tides) coinciding with storm surge and persistent onshore winds will further increase the risk of coastal flooding. Areas along the west and north coasts are particularly vulnerable.
• Strong onshore winds combined with high waves may lead to wave overtopping and flooding in low-lying and exposed coastal areas.
• Warnings are likely to be issued. Stay updated via Met Éireann’s website, app and social media channels.

Valid: 00:00 Friday 03/04/2026 to 08:00 Tuesday 07/04/2026