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28th November 2018
09:38am GMT

A number of scheduled flights in and out of Cork Airport have been cancelled, including ones to Birmingham, Amsterdam, Manchester, London, Bristol, Edinburgh and Paris. An Aer Lingus flight from Dublin Airport to the Isle of Man has been grounded due to the inclement weather. Radar issues at the capital's airport early this morning have also delayed several flights. Anyone due to fly today is urged to check with their airline before travelling. Motorists, particularly in Cork and the south of the country, are urged to take care on the roads as there is a risk of debris, fallen trees and flash flooding. People are also advised to stay away from exposed coastal areas like piers, beaches and cliffs when winds are at their highest, with the Coast Guard reminding the public to stay back, stay high and stay dry.14 flights are cancelled Wednesday morning @CorkAirport - 7 out and 7 in to Birmingham, Manchester, Edinburgh, Bristol, Amsterdam, Paris and London Heathrow. Passengers are advised to check the latest status of their flight on their airline’s website. #StormDiana pic.twitter.com/xs9b0iM0Xx
— Cork Airport (@CorkAirport) November 27, 2018
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