Man in his 20s killed by tree in County Armagh
Woman dies after a caravan blows off a cliff in County Galway
Thousands without power in Northern Ireland and the Republic
Gusts of 91mph recorded in County Down
That's all from us this evening - on the day that the first storm of the season, Storm Ali, hit Northern Ireland.
Image source, PacemakerOur weather presenter Cecilia Daly says tomorrow will be quieter, thankfully.
Thank you for joining us and good night.
With winds of up to 91mph battering Northern Ireland, Storm Ali has certainly taken its toll.
Image source, PacemakerHere's a selection of some of the most dramatic pictures on a day of damage and disruption.
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Earlier, a man in his 20s was killed and another in his 40s was injured after a tree fell on them in County Armagh.
A Northern Ireland Water spokesperson said: "NI Water is aware of an incident involving employees of one of our contractors. Emergency services attended to two individuals. Sadly one of these people died at the scene."
"NI Water is currently working closely with the Emergency Services, the Health and Safety Executive and the PSNI and will do everything possible to assist.
"Our thoughts are with the families of those involved at this time," it added.
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Translink, Northern Ireland's bus and train operator, says travel disruption is going to continue into this evening.
"Cross-border Enterprise trains are severely disrupted with multiple trees blocking the tracks," a Translink spokesperson said.
"All of the other railway lines have been re-opened, but there are likely to be delays and cancellations as a result of the weather."
The spokesperson added that bus operations teams are "making the necessary changes to bus routes where there are fallen trees or debris blocking roads".
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Mace Head in County Galway is bearing the full brunt of Storm Ali's power.
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Hundreds of roads have been closed and re-opened throughout today as Storm Ali continues to batter Northern Ireland - for all the latest on your journey home from work check out the TrafficwatchNI website, external.
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Dentist David Gwyer from Galbally, County Tyrone, had a lucky escape this morning after part of a tree smashed through the glass roof of his car.
Image source, OtherHe was on his way to work in Athlone when the accident happened. He received stitches for a head wound and suffered cuts down the side of his body. His partner, Rachel Carr, said he was "very shaken".
This footage from Portstewart Strand shows the beach taking the full force of the storm.
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Storm Ali proved too much for this plane on its approach to Dublin - watch the moment the pilot decided to abort an attempted landing.
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ESB, which oversees the power network in the Republic of Ireland, says 126,000 customers remain without power as crews work to repair faults in the network caused by Storm Ali.
A spokesperson said power had been restored to more than 60,000 homes, farms and businesses on Wednesday.
The areas worst hit include Cavan, Sligo, Leitrim and Donegal.
There's more than 60 roads closed and 1,000 reports of fallen trees and branches across Northern Ireland - it's a busy day for the Department for Infrastructure's roads team.
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No real surprise - but sport set to take place tonight is being affected by Storm Ali.
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Storm Ali has recorded much stronger gusts than ex-hurricane Ophelia, which came to Ireland with red alerts last October.
Image source, PacemakerWhen Ophelia arrived, 71mph was recorded at Orlock Head near Bangor. But earlier today, 91mph was recorded in Killowen,County Down.