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Cathy Lee

Fort Collins
As seen in: PLOS ONE, RTÉ, Bangor Daily News, Cell Reports Medicine, AllEvents, JD Supra, Behind the Story
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Status Yellow high temperature warning issued for most of the country

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By Cathy Lee
| Behind the Story
High temperatures are set to continue for the rest of the week with Met Éireann issuing Status Yellow warnings for most of the country. A high temperature warning for Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Galway, and Mayo is in place until 7am tomorrow, with the forecaster warning of temperatures possibly reaching above 27C. A separate Status Yellow high temperature warning will come into effect at midday tomorrow until 6am on Friday.
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Man rescued from cliff in Lahinch, Co Clare

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By Cathy Lee
| RTÉ Verified
A man in his 20s is recovering at Galway University Hospital after he fell from a cliff in Lahinch, Co Clare, last night. The alarm was raised at 10.15pm and the Coast Guard was assisted by gardaí, the fire service and ambulance service in the rescue. The Shannon-based Rescue 115 helicopter attended the scene along with the Doolin Coastguard Unit. The Coastguard said it was a difficult rescue as the man had fallen into an inaccessible area and initially the fire service could not reach him.
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How to prepare for Storm Éowyn

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By Cathy Lee
| RTÉ Verified
As Ireland braces for Storm Éowyn, predicted to be the 'severest storm' Ireland has ever seen, the public have been advised to be prepared. Throughout the period of the Status Red weather warning, people are advised to check the weather forecasts regularly to make sure they are aware of the possible impacts in the hours ahead, as various Red wind and rain warnings come into place across the country.
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