Further weather warnings issued as 402,000 remain without power after Storm Éowyn

Further weather warnings issued as 402,000 remain without power after Storm Éowyn

At around 12;30am on Friday a tree fell on the roof of the home of Angela Ducey at Killavullen, Co Cork following strong winds and gusts overnight during Storm Éowyn. Picture: Larry Cummins

Met Éireann has issued a trio of yellow weather warnings affecting much of the country for Sunday into Monday, as some 460,000 homes and businesses remain without power in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn.

The fifth named storm of the 2024/2025 season saw a host of weather warnings in place on Friday, and record-breaking gusts of up to 183km/h recorded in Galway.

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