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Met Éireann said extremely strong winds and ‘destructive gusts’ are expected

Storm Isha battered Ireland on Sunday with high winds, with counties Galway and Mayo under a Status Red warning between 5pm and 9pm, while Donegal was under a red warning from 9pm and ended at 1am on Monday morning.

A total of 114 flights in and out of Dublin Airport have been cancelled so far as Storm Isha batters Ireland with gusts of over 100km/h.

Storm Isha battered Ireland on Sunday with high winds, with counties Galway and Mayo under a Status Red warning between 5pm and 9pm, while Donegal was under a red warning from 9pm and ended at 1am on Monday morning.

Storm Isha battered Ireland on Sunday with high winds, with counties Galway and Mayo under a Status Red warning between 5pm and 9pm, while Donegal was under a red warning from 9pm and ended at 1am on Monday morning.

A Tornado Watch has been issued by TorroUK as three counties are upgraded to Status Red weather warnings.

A Department of Education spokesperson said the situation will be monitored throughout the weekend, but it will be Saturday or Sunday.

Flood forecasters will warn local authorities if it appears likely they’ll need to take defensive measures like sandbags or road closures.

Some people hit out at Met Éireann’s predictions, while others complained about its app.

If you are somewhere where it's OK to drive, make sure you stay safe and are on the right side of the law when you do so.