Storm Eunice: Kerry escapes the worst as red alert lifted

A large number of homes are without power and some areas experienced flooding, but the damage is not as bad as had been feared
Trevor Read and Nicola McDermott watching the waves at Clogher Head, Co Kerry, ahead of Storm Eunice. Picture: Valerie O'Sullivan

Trevor Read and Nicola McDermott watching the waves at Clogher Head, Co Kerry, ahead of Storm Eunice. Picture: Valerie O'Sullivan

The red weather alert has been lifted in Kerry and the damage from Storm Eunice is not as bad as had been feared.

There are around 20,000 homes without power in the county.

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