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
NI Electricity has had a busy day repairing faults across the power network - the latest is that 32,000 customers are without power.
NIE says power has been restored to more than 61,000 customers following damage caused by Storm Ali.
"Our teams will be working into the night to restore power to the homes and businesses still without electricity," an NIE spokesperson said.
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Six flights out of Belfast International Airport were cancelled because of Storm Ali. People travelling to and from Edinburgh, Manchester and London were affected.
Airport managers expect delays to continue and has advised passengers to check with their airline for the latest information.
Sinn Féin MLA Megan Fearon tweets on the "devastating news" that a man has died after being struck by a falling tree in County Armagh.
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SDLP councillor Pete Byrne says the death of a man in his 20s in County Armagh who was struck by a falling tree is a "real tragedy".
A second man in his 40s was injured in the incident.
"It will be very hard for the family to find solace. All I can say is that my thoughts and prayers are with the family."
Train track speed restrictions will probably continue into Thursday, says Translink.
Image source, PA"We have staff on stand-by to remove fallen trees, branches and other debris from railway lines. However, there are trees down at various locations and all routes are subject to disruption," a spokesperson said.
Expect gusts of winds of up to 60mph this evening.
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Several schools have closed today, but we've already heard of one that will be closed tomorrow - Sperrin Integrated College in Magherafelt.
Image source, GoogleA man has died after he was hit by a falling tree during Storm Ali, near the gates of Slieve Gullion Forest Park in County Armagh.
A second man has been injured. It's understood both of them were contractors working on behalf of Northern Ireland Water. Emergency services are at the scene. The road has been closed.
It's understood two men were injured by a falling tree near Slieve Gullion Park, County Armagh.
Emergency services are at the scene.
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Fallen roof tiles outside DUP leader Arlene Foster's constituency office in East Bridge Street, Enniskillen, resulted in parts of the town centre being shut, BBC News NI's Julian Fowler reports.
The road has just reopened, but shops and offices in the town centre remain closed. Electricity has also now been restored.
The latest from Northern Ireland Electricity Networks is that 46,000 customers have had their electricity restored across Northern Ireland.
Image source, PacemakerHowever, a further 47,000 customers remain without power.
"We're still experiencing strong gusts which will continue to cause more faults throughout the afternoon. "Whilst emergency teams are working as fast as they can, we are advising that not all customers will have power restored this evening," said a spokesperson.
A lorry has been severely damaged by falling trees near Dungannon, County Tyrone.
Image source, Michael Cullen, Dungannon HeraldIt happened at Killyman Road and this photograph was taken by Michael Cullen of the Dungannon Herald.
This comes from ESB, who oversee the electricity network in the Republic of Ireland, but the warning applies equally to anywhere badly affected by Storm Ali's gusts.
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The passenger said the flight from Milan was "all over the place" when it approached Belfast International, before the landing was aborted.
Image source, PA"When we eventually touched down, the pilot said: 'We are now at what looks like Liverpool'," said the passenger.
The person added that passengers have been told the terminal is completely full and they have to remain on the plane.
Ryanair says the diversion was due to high winds and that the flight "will return to Belfast shortly". The airline apologised to all affected customers.
Earlier, we reported on the cancellation of day two of the National Ploughing Championships, one of the biggest events of its kind in Europe.
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RTÉ reporter Theresa Mannion has tweeted pictures showing the extent of the damage following high winds.
This motorist on the M1 had a scare after his car was struck by a fallen power cable, cracking the front windscreen.
Image source, Steven TrainorThe M1 was closed earlier to deal with the cable, but has since re-opened.