Amazing footage shows just how wild the weather was in Donegal last night

Gusts of up to 130mph were recorded as huge waves battered the coast.

So it got pretty windy last night as the charmingly-named 'weather bomb' hit Ireland - and the west coast bore the brunt of it.

The biggest waves on the planet are currently off the west Irish coast, wave heights to 62 feet this morning. pic.twitter.com/KXNy2EngtA

— Rónán McLaughlin (@romclaughlin) December 10, 2014

One brave man ventured out yesterday to record the churning, stormy seas off the Donegal coast where gusts of up to 130mph were recorded.

Iain Miller was visiting Port Bay in the south west of the county where waves were averaging 15 metres.

It's an impressive sight but the real action comes at the end of the video where we see a wave crashing at over 100 metres on Tormore Island - Ireland's highest sea stack.

Wow.