In pictures: Storm Eunice sweeps across Ireland

Myrtleville, Cork, Ireland. 18th February, 2022. Ro-Ro Ferry Eurocargo Bari get battered by Storm Eunice outside the harbour off Myrtleville, Co. Cork, Ireland. - Picture David Creedon

Status yellow weather warnings remain in place across the country as it feels the impact of Storm Eunice.

It has seen thousands of homes and businesses left without power.

The clean-up has begun in many areas with ESB and local authority crews fixing outages and clearing roads where needed.

Here we look at a snapshot of what the worst of the storm left behind.

Tree came down on our family house in Cobh this morning. Very lucky to say nobody was hurt, and only a few busted windows and a stray branch through the roof to show for it. Stay safe everyone #StormEunice pic.twitter.com/ipMue2eNFF

— Ellen O'Regan (@ellenoregan) February 18, 2022

Some more of the fallen tree. Looks to have taken a few smaller ones with it. Sad to see one of the big ones gone. #Waterford pic.twitter.com/UsxvOerAH9

— 𝙽𝚒𝚊𝚕𝚕 𝙻𝚘𝚗𝚎𝚛𝚐𝚊𝚗 👨🏼‍💻 (@Niall_Lonergan) February 18, 2022

A tree blocks a road near Farmer's Cross, Cork Airport following the high winds during Storm Eunice. Picture: Larry Cummins

A tree fell down near Dunmanway Hospital during Storm Eunice today, completely blocking the road. The ESB arrived at the scene to deal with the fallen electric cables. Picture: Andy Gibson.

Snow day in Donegal ❄️ ⛄️ #StormEunice #snowday pic.twitter.com/FmMT0ossQg

— Emma Ryan (@EmmaRyan05) February 18, 2022

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Snowing heavy #Donegal #Letterkenny main N56 roads treacherous, cars stuck in many areas #StormEunice @morningireland pic.twitter.com/qZrwIFjLNL

— Jimmy Stafford (@JimmystaffordDJ) February 18, 2022

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