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sarah girvin reports.f ireland, it was a once in a generation weather event. it claimed the life of 20—year—old kacper dudek, killed in county donegal when a tree fell on his car. around the country, a massive clean up operation is underway, but the repairs are expected to take some time. across the island of ireland, hundreds of thousands of homes are still without power. and while work is ongoing, there is a warning that it might take up to ten days for everyone to get electricity back. this animal shelter has been left without heating. a lot of our puppies need a lot more care than the older dogs, medications, and wejust... like, this wee one's freezing at the minute. so we'd just be very keen to make sure that those puppies have electric. if not, we might need to consider getting foster homes for them. there were more than 2,000 road obstructions reported at the height of the storm in northern ireland. work is now under way here in belfast and across the country to remove damaged trees like this one. i

sarah girvin is in donaghadee, lorna gordon is in glasgow. first, let's speak to chris.ure like there in county mayo? yes, there in county mayo? it is here in ireland's atla ntic yes, it is here in ireland's atlantic coast that storm eowyn made landfall and the red warning has now actually expired. then and western counties of ireland. as you can still see, it is quite blustery nonetheless. about 70 miles north in county galway, at five o'clock this morning, the weather station recorded a gust of 114 mph, the strongest ever wind registered in ireland. all in all it has been a pretty rough few hours and the clean—up is only starting. after gathering force over the sea, storm eowyn hit ireland with its full fierceness. early this morning, winds which were already strong, turned savage. at galway aquarium, the gusts pushed flood water into the car park. further north, the town of westport in county mayo took its share of the battering. looking out to sea, the winds are at their maximum strength, and it's obviously too dangerous to go outside into a storm of that ferocity, s

speak to our ireland correspondent sara girvin who is in donaghadee on the north—east coast of northern ireland. it must be difficult at times to stand upright, sarah yes, i did have a hat _ to stand upright, sarah? yes, i did have a hat on _ to stand upright, sarah? yes, i did have a hat on just - to stand upright, sarah? yes, i did have a hat on just before i did have a hat on just before speaking to you but it blew right off my head. it was heroically retrieved by my camera operator, but it is getting really, really fierce year. i am talking to you but when those gusts of wind hit you, honestly, they take your breath away, just like that. i will try to keep speaking to you, but the major issue in northern ireland this morning is that lack of electricity. we heard from chris in the republic of ireland over 700,000 people there without power. the people —— figure is 100,000 in northern ireland, so lots of people waking up without electricity, and they will be hoping to solve that as soon as possible. there is a lot of advice coming through on how to get through storm eowyn and there is a red alert in place in northern ireland until 2pm. if you do