We are now under one of multiple Weather Warnings for named Storm Bram with Orange Wind Warnings for most of the country. There is also a Marine Status Red - Storm warning from Mizen Head to Slyne Head to Malin Head with south to southwest wings occasionally reaching violent storm force 11.

IRELAND has been urged to “take weather warnings seriously” as dangerous Storm Bram batters the country. Forecasters warned some counties could be placed on a red alert for the wicked

The warning, which affects Cork, Kerry, Waterford, Tipperary, Wexford, Kilkenny, and Carlow, will be in place from 9pm on Monday

Meanwhile, Cork County Council 's Severe Weather assessment team also met today and is currently rolling out pumps and sandbags in towns and other areas prone to flooding. A spokesperson has advised that "after a week of persistent rain, many rivers are approaching bank full conditions with heavy rain falling on already saturated ground."

STORM Bram is causing significant disruption across all of Ireland with ESB Networks confirming 22,000 premises are without power. Dozens of flights, ferry services and events have been cancelled,

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