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Yellow wind warning for Saturday
OVER 1,000 customers were without power in Limerick on Saturday morning as Storm Kathleen battered the country.
In Abbeyfeale, 832 customers were affected by a power outage which was first reported at 8am. According to ESB Power Check, power should be restored by 11:45am.
Meanwhile in Newcastle West, 277 customers were without power with an expected restore time of 9:15am.
Storm Kathleen is expected to cause high winds across Ireland with a yellow wind warning in place in Limerick until 8pm on Saturday.
READ MORE: Potholes sprouting like mushrooms in Limerick overnight due to incessant rain
Met Eireann have warned of fallen trees, dangerous travel conditions and loose debris due to the storm.
A status orange wind warning is in place for Cork, Kerry and Waterford until 2pm on Saturday.
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