People in southeast Queensland and northern NSW have spent days racing to prepare their homes ahead of Tropical Cyclone ...

A Hamilton construction company is starting work on the year-long £1 million restoration of a historic grade B-listed ...

Built in 2009 to replicate an original coach house on the grounds of the Meath village’s historic Kellystown House estate, ...

€1.5 million in funding has been allocated for community centres across Kerry. It’s part of a more than €26 million funding ...

Consider opening internal property gates to allow animals ... cheeses will remain safe at room temperature. Look after your roof, gutters and pipes Check the condition of your roof and make ...

Extreme weather events can wreak havoc on your property, but understanding how to navigate insurance claims can help you ...

This could be checking the condition of your roof, keeping gutters and downpipes clear of ... Prepare to sandbag internal drains and toilets to prevent sewage back flow. Local councils will ...

Eighteen projects across Tipperary will share €1,292,267 in funding under the Community Centre Investment Fund, it was ...

Secure outdoor items – Remove loose debris, such as branches hanging over the house and clogged gutters ... the internal pressure inside your home, which could put pressure on the roof.

As Cyclone Alfred slowly moves closer to the coast, residents have been urged to seek shelter inside. Here’s how you can prepare for securing and sheltering your home.

The clean-up has started in Laidley and other towns in the Lockyer Valley due to the effects of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, with the acting mayor praising the residents’ community spirit during trying ...