Public transport services have been impacted this morning as Storm Debi travels across the country.
Iarnród Éireann has said that speed restriction of 80 kilometres per hour are in place across the entire rail network, with delays expected on all routes.
Barry Kenny said the midlands was the worst effected with fallen trees, but the west of Ireland was not too bad so far. In the capital, Dublin Bus and Luas services are both not operating at present, with Dublin Bus saying that an hour would be needed to resume services after the weather warning is lifted at 9am.
Dublin Airport is open and operational this morning, with some flights between Dublin and London and Dublin and Amsterdam cancelled.
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