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Storm Éowyn Causes Widespread Destruction in Ireland and Scotland

Storm Éowyn leaves one dead and over a million without power as emergency crews begin cleanup in Ireland and Scotland.

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Storm Éowyn has been identified as one of the strongest storms to hit the UK in over a decade. With winds reaching 114mph, it resulted in at least one fatality and widespread power outages. Emergency services are addressing fallen trees and blocked roads as cleanup efforts commence. Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin emphasized the unprecedented destruction. Further severe weather warnings are in place as additional gusts and rain are expected, complicating recovery efforts in the affected regions.

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