Storm Amy: Around 49,000 without power and flight cancellations at Dublin Airport as yellow warning still in place

"Commuters warned of delays on Dart and Irish Rail, trains not operating between Dundalk and Belfast Commuters waiting on the scheduled train to M3 Parkway have been warned of delays up to 90 minutes as a result of the storm. There are also delays on the Dart. Irish Rail said all services are currently operating on all routes except all train services between Dundalk and Belfast. Delays to services between Sligo and Dublin. Delays on Heuston to Westport/Ballina - services up to 60 minutes delayed."

"A man in his 40s died in Letterkenny, Co Donegal, after he was seriously injured in what is understood to have been a weather-related incident at a domestic residence during the storm. Emergency services and gardaí attended the scene and said they are investigating the circumstances of his death. Many households remain without power this morning as ESB crews continue to carry out restoration works across the country."

Storm Amy left around 49,000 premises without power, down from 184,000 overnight, with outages concentrated mainly in the northwest. Dublin Airport cancelled about 20 flights on Saturday. A man in his 40s died in Letterkenny after a weather-related incident at a domestic residence, and gardai and emergency services are investigating. ESB crews continue restoration works across the country. Irish Rail reported major disruptions: all services operate on most routes except between Dundalk and Belfast, with delays between Sligo and Dublin and up to 60 minutes on Heuston–Westport/Ballina. DART and Northern Line services are around 15 minutes delayed, with additional mechanical issues affecting northbound DART.

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