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Irish Mirror
Irish Mirror
National
Clare McCarthy

'Storm with no name' hits Ireland with gale force winds as Met Eireann warn of 'damaging gusts' of more than 110km/h

The 'storm with no name' has hit Ireland bringing gale force winds and heavy rain for the whole of the country.

Two counties - Cork and Kerry - have been placed under Status Orange weather warning and a Status Yellow wind alert is in place for the rest of Ireland.

Severe winds are set to batter Ireland with Cork and Kerry in for the worst of the conditions as Met Eireann have warned of 'damaging gusts' of speeds of more than 110km/h.

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