As Storm Eowyn nears, bringing warnings of severe damage and significant danger, WLR is ready to keep Waterford informed around the clock.
The station will provide real-time updates on disruptions to electricity, water, or telecom services.
Critical public safety information from An Garda Síochána, the Coast Guard, ambulance services, fire services, and Waterford City and County Council will be broadcast promptly as events unfold.
Listeners can stay informed on FM radio, via the WLR mobile app, or online at wlrfm.com, where regular updates will be posted from morning to night.
WLR CEO Michael Byrne, “WLR staff will bring listeners the latest updates on Storm Éowyn. Our team of journalists and broadcasters will be the first with critical information for Waterford. Huge thanks to the WLR team for their commitment during this challenging time.”
Michael Kelly, Chief Executive of the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland, highlighted the crucial role of radio during emergencies:
“Our stations are ready. At times of severe weather like this, radio is a vital source of information. Householders and businesses should keep an FM radio nearby with spare batteries to stay informed. Updates will include damage assessments, repair outlooks, and other essential news.”
“Power cuts can affect mobile phone networks and devices, but FM radio remains reliable. It delivers information directly to your radio without needing broadband or internet access. With over 160 journalists and staff, independent radio stations like WLR are dedicated to keeping listeners informed.”
To stay connected to WLR during Storm Éowyn:
Tune in to WLR on FM radio
Download the WLR App
Visit wlrfm.com
Follow WLR on social media.
If you have any updates on Storm Éowyn, call 051-846113 / email [email protected] or text 083 33 33 975
Stay safe and stay informed with WLR, your trusted source for up-to-the-minute news during Storm Éowyn.
For the latest Waterford News and Sport, tune into WLR News on the hour and download the WLR App for news on demand.
