Flooding in Galway caused by Storm Eleanor
Met Eireann was forced to issue and Status Orange alert - and it remain in place until 10pm tonight.
There is also a Status Yellow wind warning in place until 9pm tomorrow.
Storm Eleanor brought brutal gusts and high seas to a number of coastal communities today.
Met Eireann warned there could be flooding along coastal areas, as the weather front causes huge swells.
A forecaster said: "Storm Eleanor will quickly move across the country tomorrow evening and tomorrow night.
"West to southwest winds of mean speeds 65 to 80 km/h, gusting to 110 to 130 km/h, with damaging gusts are expected."
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Latest forecast
Met Eireann have issued their latest national forecast.
They are warning that stormy conditions are set to continue into the evening.
Comment: Irish Central reports Storm Eleanor battered the shores with winds over 80 mph, with Galway catching the worst. The storm coincided with high tide in Galway City leaving fallen trees and severe flooding in its wake: