Here are some useful sites and numbers to keep nearby during Storm Emma

Authorities are preparing for disruption to Ireland's transport network and utility services this week due to Storm Emma.

The so-called 'Beast from the East' cold weather movement is expected to bring freezing temperatures, with the worst conditions in the south and east.

A Status Orange snow and ice warning will come into force for many parts of Leinster this afternoon – with snow accumulations of 4cm to 6cm by tomorrow morning.

A Status Yellow warning will come into force across the south east of the country later in the evening with accumulations of up to 3cm in parts.

With that in mind, here is a list of useful websites and telephone numbers to have handy for the upcoming bad weather.

TRANSPORT

Transport Infrastructure Ireland

Traffic updates

Winter Ready

Roads

Road Safety Authority Tel: [phone]/Lo-Call: 1890 40 60 40

AA Roadwatch

Bus Éireann - Tel: [phone] – 18.00 daily

Dublin Bus - Tel: [phone]

Aircoach - Tel: [phone]

Rail

Iarnród Éireann - Tel: [phone]

Luas - Tel: [phone] or 01 4614911

Dart - Tel: [phone]

Airports

Dubin

Cork

Shannon

Ireland West

Ferries

Irish Ferries - Tel: [phone] 300 400

Dublin Port - Tel: [phone] 310 100

Rosslare Port: Tel: [phone] 913 3158

Stena Line - Tel: [phone] when travelling to Britain or to or from France

Tel: [phone] when travelling to or from Ireland, Scotland or Holland

Brittany Ferries - Tel: [phone] 427 7801

Cork Ringaskiddy Port Tel: [phone]

UTILITY SERVICES

ESB - To report an outage Tel: [phone] 2382410

Gas Networks Ireland - Emergency Line Tel: [phone]

Irish Water supply and service updates - Tel: [phone]

RESCUE SERVICES

In an emergency dial 112 or 999

Mountain Rescue

SCHOOLS

Department of Education

Schools - Contact local schools