A Standing Yellow wind warning stays in place for 4 counties because the eleventh named storm of the season left robust gusts bearing down over the west of Eire.
Met Éireann warns there could also be harm to already weakened buildings after excessive winds swept throughout the nation yesterday.
Counties Donegal, Mayo and west Galway had been issued with an extra warning from 8pm final evening till 4pm at the moment.
There’s a danger of fallen bushes, troublesome journey situations, particles, coastal flooding and wave overtopping.
A whole bunch of farms, properties and companies stay with out energy at the moment, down from a peak of 34,000 at lunchtime on Saturday.
The biggest outages had been in counties Mayo, Sligo, Leitrim, Laois and Wicklow, although restoration works proceed.
Virtually 600 prospects within the Roches Avenue space of Limerick are impacted by ongoing outages.
Storm Kathleen brought on main journey difficulties yesterday as street, rail and ferry routes all confronted disruption.
A complete of 20 flights out and in of Dublin Airport had been cancelled as of seven.30pm, with eleven diverting away and three flights diverting into Dublin Airport.
Native authority crews had been on standby to deal with fallen bushes that obstructed roads yesterday, with Irish Rail passengers additionally dealing with substantial delays resulting from bushes falling on the road.
All providers from Heuston station had been suspended for a interval yesterday morning resulting from a tree falling on the road at Monasterevin.
Elsewhere throughout the nation at the moment, it can stay windy with robust, southwesterly winds whereas the northwest will see gales or robust gales close to the coast.
There will probably be sunny spells blended with scattered, blustery showers although some will flip heavy with remoted hail and thunder potential.
Highest temperatures of 10 to 14 levels are anticipated earlier than a cloudy evening tonight the place it can attain lows of two to six levels.
Rain will lengthen to most areas tomorrow morning, step by step clearing from the west and northwest all through the afternoon and night.
It should probably persist throughout the remainder of the nation, heaviest within the southeast with the potential for localised flooding.
Winds will probably be gentle and temperatures will probably be cooler than the weekend at 5 to 10 levels.