Met Éireann issues further bank holiday weather warnings

Thousands of homes remain without power following Storm Boelo.

The meteorological service has issued a Status Yellow rain warning for Cork and Kerry from 1am to 9am on Monday, October 26.

Cork, Galway, Kerry, and Mayo are on the same warning from 4pm to 10pm.

Additionally, Carlow, Clare, Cork, Donegal, Galway, Kerry, Kilkenny, Mayo, Waterford, Wexford, and Wicklow are all on a Status Yellow wind warning from 5pm until midnight on Monday.

Potential impacts of the conditions include difficult travelling conditions, possible localised flooding and an impact on outdoor events.

Met Éireann have also urged the public to beware of debris, displaced loose objects, fallen trees, branches as well as large coastal waves as a result of the weather.

The blustery conditions are set to continue into next week up north as the UK Met Office has issued a Status Yellow wind warning for Antrim, Down, Derry on Tuesday, October 27, from 3am until midnight.

Following Storm Boelo, over 40,000 premises were left without power, with thousands still affected.

Some of the strongest gusts in the country, 133kmh, were recorded Malin Head on the North coast, according to Carlow Weather.

Transport like flights, trains, and ferries were all affected by the conditions, with 30 flights from Dublin airports schedule axed today.