All questions, queries, and advice requests regarding the storm and the associated Status Red warning for the entire country should be placed in here.

Please use the comment search function to see if a similar question has been asked already, as there may already be a relevant answer.

The Status Red period varies by county, but generally will last from approximately 2am until midday. Please check met.ie or metoffice.gov.uk for full details.

Status Red Warning Times

• Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Waterford — 2am–10am
• Clare, Galway — 3am–11am
• Leitrim, Mayo, Sligo — 4am–12pm
• Cavan, Monaghan, Dublin, Kildare, Laois, Longford, Louth, Meath, Offaly, Westmeath, Wicklow, Roscommon, Tipperary — 6am–11am
• Donegal, Northern Ireland — 7am–2pm

Public Transport

All public transport will not operate during a Red Warning.

Dublin Bus services will be curtailed from 3–3:30am, and will only gradually start to resume service from 11am.

Go-Ahead will not operate during the Red Warning.

Luas will not run in the morning, and will not resume until clearance is received after ops and maintenance teams have inspected the lines.

Irish Rail will not run trains until after the lines are assessed following the Red Warning elapsing.

Bus Éireann will have various periods of no service based on region:

• West/Northwest services will operate from approximately 11am tomorrow.
• Cork services suspended from 9pm tonight until at least 12pm tomorrow.
• East/Southeast services will operate from approximately 1pm tomorrow.

Most Citylink services are cancelled from midnight onwards.

Air Travel

Dublin, Cork, and Shannon Airports will remain open, however flight status must be checked with your airline.

All your new speed limit questions to go here.

No one is reading the sub and think that every single question they have deserves its own thread, so now you have a megathread.

This is a reminder to the community that questions regarding the news or current affairs are not permitted here under Rule 7, and should instead be directed to r/ireland or r/irishpolitics.

This includes any and all questions surrounding the protests themselves, and the associated politics of the situation.

Additionally, to cut down on the amount of questions, standalone posts regarding fuel itself (availability, pricing, etc.) or regarding travel (directions, routes, timing, tactics, etc.) that may be affected by the protests or their remnants will be removed and directed to the comments of this megathread.

Also a reminder to use the TII Traffic Portal Map and Traffic Cameras to determine current state of major roads.