Flights cancelled and 46,000 homes without power from Storm Doris
In case you hadn't had a chance to look outside, Ireland is currently experiencing some pretty extreme weather courtesy of Storm Doris.
Met Éireann have issued a status orange weather warning, with most of the country being battered by heavy winds.
ESB are reporting massive power outages, with up to 46,000 homes being affected by faults all over the country due to the storm.
#StormDoris forecast chart for circa 8am IF you lose Supply see https://t.co/VMtxFrW7FY if NOT listed ring us on 1850372999 or 021 238 2410 pic.twitter.com/9PvWfOqIVE
— ESB Networks (@ESBNetworks) February 22, 2017
Not only is the storm affecting Ireland's electricity supply but also the transport networks.
Aer Lingus has cancelled 12 flights this morning due to the high winds.
Affected guests can change or cancel bookings online / on mobile or by calling +35318868989. #StormDoris pic.twitter.com/Qf3M4sgaeY
— Aer Lingus (@AerLingus) February 22, 2017
A number of DART services have also been hindered by the storm, as fallen trees and debris on tracks are preventing certain services from operating.
Dublin Bus are honouring rail tickets. A limited Southbound services continues to operate. Updates to follow
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) February 23, 2017
However, according to Met Éireann winds will continue to lessen as the day goes on, as "winds continue to ease and it will be cold and mostly dry in midland and eastern areas with sharp frost."
By tomorrow morning, Storm Doris should have well and truly blown over.
