The first named storm of the season by the Met Office has now arrived in Northern Ireland with yellow wind and rain weather warnings in effect through the day. | UTV News
Emergency services at the scene of a fallen tree near Blackrock in Cork as storm Agnes causes disruptionThere have been reports of widespread disruption with roads flooded and trees down in parts of the Republic of Ireland after storm Agnes makes landfall and moves up towards Northern Ireland.
Most of the damage has been caused in southern parts of the Republic, such as Cork, which has already been hit with the full force of the storm and videos and pictures shared on social media show trees down and people struggling in flood water. Met Office meteorologist Tom Morgan said: “We are likely to potentially see some damaging winds, the possibility of some brief power interruptions, particularly in Irish sea coastal areas.“
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